Hi team,
If I want TUSB522P never shut down (EN always high)
would you recommend I connect it VCC directly or insert a 4.7k ohm?
my customer prefer simple way if 4.7k is not needed
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Hi team,
If I want TUSB522P never shut down (EN always high)
would you recommend I connect it VCC directly or insert a 4.7k ohm?
my customer prefer simple way if 4.7k is not needed
Hi,
I would recommend pull EN_RXD to VCC through a 4.7k resistor.
Thanks
David
Hi David,
what would happen if it directly connect to VCC ?
since this might increase chance we design in if we don't need extra rework
Hi,
You can tie the EN_RXD directly to VCC, but I would recommend going through the resistor as a current limiting resistor.
Thanks
David
Hi David,
My opinion is 4.7k is merely nothing compare to the default 600k ohm in the IC,
I don't think this difference would affect a lot.
What's your feedback on this?
Hi,
The 600k is an internal pull-down resistor.
If you look at the EN_RXD pin definition, install a pullup resistor (recommend 4.7 KΩ) for normal operation. The 4.7k limits the current flow and prevents any potential damage to the TUSB522P. If they decide to connect the EN_RXD pin directly to VCC, then it deviates from our recommendation.
Thanks
David
Hi David,
I recommend they use 4.7k on the premise of they are willing to add one more resister footprint.
since this is 2sd co-lay case.