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IS the 2005 waiver still in affect?
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Hi Mark,
I did a quick google search and have since changed my answer. I believe this has been fixed and updated in the datasheet:
The waiver should no longer apply. Data hold time can be a minimum of 0ns.
Are you seeing otherwise?
Do you have waveforms to show what issue you are dealing with here (OUTPUT not latching HIGH)?
Regards,
Tyler
Thank you kindly for the prompt response. The PCF8574A does not function as expected on a prototype PCB. The PCF8574T operates as expected in a bench-top circuit verification. So I suspect that the "A" is nor fixed, and perhaps the "T" is fixed?
Hi Mark,
I am having trouble understanding how the device fails to function.
You are saying that the NXP version PCF8574T is passing, but PCF8574A is failing.
The PCF8574A and PCF8574 (non-A) have different fixed address bits. As far as I understand, this is the only difference between the two devices.
Now the differences between the NXP and TI device I am not certain. How exactly are the devices failing? Do you have scope captures to show what exactly is happing on a waveform level?
Regards,
Tyler