data regulator circuit
nick bernard
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hail you guys.
which of these 2 circuits is better to regulate data to a 0-5v signal?
thx
nick bernard
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which of these 2 circuits is better to regulate data to a 0-5v signal?
thx
nick bernard
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Bean.
You should also consider a TI CD40109BE CMOS Level Shifter. It can be used in
the High-To-Low mode, which would probably satisfy your application.
It only costs $0.80 from Digi-Key.
Dave G
How about a series resistor (say 4.7K) to a diode clamped to 5 volts? When your input goes high, the diode will limit the voltage after the resistor to about 5.6 volts. If this is too high, then another series diode from this clamp will drop the level to 5.6 minus 0.6 equals 5 volts.
Should cost exactly 3 cents!
Peter
i used a zener to clamp voltage
thx of the input
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