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HDMI unused pins

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D43
Posted by D43
on Jun 14 2011 12:49 PM
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On the TMDS261B/TMDS251, if the input/sink SCL, SDA, HPD pins are not used, can they be left unconnected?

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  • Ken Shaw
    Posted by Ken Shaw
    on Jun 14 2011 14:04 PM
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    I would not float these inputs.  Please connect through an appropriate pullup to the local rail not exceeding voltage requirements.  So, I would tie the HPD input (from the receiver) to 3.3 through a 10k ohm resistor,  a 47k pullup to 3.3 on the SCL/SDA input/output  for the SCL/SDA sink and a 47k to 5V for the SCL/SDA(1,2).

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    on Jun 16 2011 13:22 PM
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    Can SCL/SDA(1,2) be pulled up to 3.3V instead of 5V?

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    Posted by Ken Shaw
    on Jun 16 2011 20:06 PM
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    Yes

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  • D43
    Posted by D43
    on Jun 17 2011 15:08 PM
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    One more thing on these parts. I was looking for the product markings. It used to be a pop up from the product folders. Now there is a new link. The only thing it shows is just the part number, not date codes etc. is this correct? Am I missing something?

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    I found a link for it:

     

    http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/partmarking/partmarkinghome.jsp

     

    TMDS261B: 2 to 1 HDMI switch

    Product Folder:

     

    http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/tmds261b.html

    Data sheet (PDF):

     

    http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/slls987/slls987.pdf

    TMDS251: 2-to-1 HDMI Switch

    Product Folder:

     

    http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/tmds251.html

    Data sheet (PDF):

     

    http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/slls852/slls852.pdf

     

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  • DHarmon
    Posted by DHarmon
    on Jun 17 2011 15:46 PM
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    Wayne,

    The Pop-up is still there:
     

    Click on View and you get:
     

    Regards, Dan

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    on Jun 17 2011 16:09 PM
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    that worked, must of had my pop-up blocker on.  Seems like the product folder is the way to go so I will jsut use that. Is the part marking lookup page something that still needs populating? The bottom of the product folder takes you here.

    http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/partmarking/partmarkinghome.jsp

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    on Jun 18 2011 08:53 AM
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    Wayne,

    I interpret that page to be a "reverse" lookup page - you have a part wnd know the marking and what to figure out what part it is...

     

    Regards, Dan

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