>> What current is running through the switches on the Olimex >> design? Depending on the current it may be there to help maintain > oxidation. > > They have Vcc -> 33kohm -> WP1 ... WP2 -> 2kohm -> GND > > So since the internal circutry has no idea about this, if I don't > care about the write protect, then I can just leave WP1 and WP2 not > connected, so why would they do that? Unless they were planning at > some point in time to also connect WP1 to a GPIO on the micro? They tie WP and CP to inputs on this design: http://www.olimex.com/dev/images/sam7-p64-sch.gif I imagine the resistors are populated as a feature, so if you want either or both signals simply add a jumper to the desired input pins. If you are using a socket with higher quality metal, and depending on the end product environment, contact oxidation may never be a concern. The finger contacts that connect to the actual SD card are self cleaning. Joel
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Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2148 and SD and Write Protect
2005-11-01 by Joel Winarske
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