Hi,
I am using a TRS3232ECPWR RS232 transceiver to interface to an
ARM Cortex micro serial port. When another computer is connected to
this port I see leakage voltage (~1.7V) appearing on my power rail when
the power to the ARM host is turned off. This means the ARM serial port
is being driven when the local power is off. Does anyone know how to prevent
this occuring without adding a lot of isolation gates or diodes to the TRS3232ECPWR.
thanks!
larry
Larry,
Can you draw a picture of this?If not, some clarification will help.
RE: I am using a TRS3232ECPWR RS232 transceiver to interface to an ARM Cortex micro serial port.I understand; our TRS3232 to ARM.
RE: When another computer is connected to this port I see leakage voltage (~1.7V) appearing on my power rail..Now computer is connect to...ARM, TRS3232, or both?1.7V is on ARM power rail.
Waiting input,Regards,Ron Michallick
Regards,Ronald MichallickLinear Applications
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