| Erik Malund 02/04/10 10:00 Read: 177 times Mt Airy, Nc USA |
#172891 - re SILabs Responding to: Michael Karas's previous message |
the output pins for push-pull mode) then you can use an appropriate external chip on these lines to convert the 3.3V swing of the MCU output to a 5V logic level. One chip family that can do this conversion for you is the 74AHCT series.
no need for the 'A' 74HCT does quite well. also, I tend to recall that some SILabs chips have an internal LDO that allow 5V as the supply voltage, even if the chip runs at 3V3 Erik |
| Topic | Author | Date |
| 5v Flash 8051 (low pin count) | Grant Beattie | 02/03/10 15:36 |
| NXP: LPC9xx? | Andy Neil | 02/03/10 15:56 |
| Older? | Neil Kurzman | 02/03/10 17:12 |
| WHY 5v??? | Erik Malund | 02/03/10 18:26 |
| Yes they have the M8 core | Grant Beattie | 02/04/10 08:10 |
| SiLabs Parts Can Interface 5V logic | Michael Karas | 02/03/10 22:10 |
| re SILabs | Erik Malund | 02/04/10 10:00 |
SiLabs | Maarten Brock | 02/08/10 13:16 |
| LPC900 are 5V input tolerant | Joe Gold | 02/04/10 06:18 |
| See App Note cited earlier | Andy Neil | 02/04/10 07:23 |
| 5-volt LP9xx1? | Jan Waclawek | 02/04/10 15:14 |
| check also | Stefan KAnev | 02/05/10 03:33 |