Hello,
The data sheet doesn't specifically mentions what to do with the unused pins. Can I leave them floating? Unused pins for my design would be 12-15 and 21-27. Or they need to be pulled up using some resistors?
Thanks
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Hello,
The data sheet doesn't specifically mentions what to do with the unused pins. Can I leave them floating? Unused pins for my design would be 12-15 and 21-27. Or they need to be pulled up using some resistors?
Thanks
Hi Sharan,
Indeed I could not find this information in the datasheet. I will dig into this deeper and get back to you in the next 1-2 days.
-Bryan
Hi Sharan,
For the GPIOs, the pins don’t have any built-in pull-ups or pull-downs and the device comes up default with the GPIOs as inputs. For those reasons, we recommend that the inputs be tied down and not floating.
For the XIN/XOUT pins, the original user’s guide didn’t help based on how the schematic was put together, but we did find this post:
https://e2e.ti.com/support/data-converters/f/73/t/236095?LMP90100-Schematic-Design
Basically this says that if you plan to use the internal clock (CLK_SEL = 0) you can leave Xin and Xout open.
-Bryan