pullup resistors value recommendation?
henry99
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I want to pull up resistors for the following scenarios:
1) to interface to CMOS open collector outputs (10khz range) pull up to 3.3V
2) to interface to TTL open collector logic (pull up high value to +5V)
Any suggestions on a value?· I've seen 1k or 4.7k as common.
Thanks!
1) to interface to CMOS open collector outputs (10khz range) pull up to 3.3V
2) to interface to TTL open collector logic (pull up high value to +5V)
Any suggestions on a value?· I've seen 1k or 4.7k as common.
Thanks!
Comments
You can have anything between 1k to 10k or even 1M.
It's just a question of speed and noise immunity.
You'll always be on the save side if you look at how much current the device can sink/source and stay at about 30..50% of that.
The rest is simple math: U = R * I
Nick
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10K for pull ups and 4.7K series resistors for 5V to Propeller input interface. The I2C
signals are an exception, I use 2.2K pull ups for fast signal transitions.
-Phil