Em Ter 25 Abr 2006 20:55, Robert Adsett escreveu: > At 08:04 PM 4/25/2006 -0300, Xtian Xultz wrote: > > Its too dangerous to generate 1.8V (more or less) from the 3.3V with two > >diodes in series? > >Someone tryed this? > > Just put in an LDO. You can get them as small as a sot23 giving you about > 90mA with a 30C rise dropping down from the 3V3 supply. > > Robert Thats what I am using, LM317 with SOT23 footprint. What makes me sad is that both regulators (one for 3,3 and one for 1,8V) plus the resistors ocuppies more space on the board than the LPC itself. So, LPC is a really small microcontroller (looking for a ARM based wich has only 48 pins, the concorrents are 100 or 144 pins, the smallers!) and with a very small footprint (soldering 20 mils pins with soldering iron its not easy, I am doing, but its not funny. Its interesting that a 25 mils chip is much more easy to solder and to design the board) but the power circuit is bigger...
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Re: [lpc2000] 2103 forces dual supply?
2006-04-26 by Xtian Xultz
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