David VanHorn wrote: >> If the data rate isn't too fast and the latchup current of overdriven >> inputs is specified, you can use a single series resistor between output >> and input. Even if the latchup current isn't specified, you can still gain >> some confidence by abusing a chip with 10-20mA overdrive and see if it's >> tolerant. > > Confidence in what, exactly? > > If there isn't enough load to pull that current back out of the rail, you > end up raising the 3.3V rail out of spec. Latchup only happens over a certain thresh-hold, so if you're confident that your overdrive is always much lower than that, then problem solved.
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Re: 5V - 3V interfacing
2007-01-23 by Russell Shaw