Tool/software:
Hi,
If our design forgot using RPU, and it cause B side voltage level only ~1.13V,
May I know the minimum voltage level? And it may have reverse risk when only B side voltage level higher than A side? Thanks!
Jeff
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Tool/software:
Hi,
If our design forgot using RPU, and it cause B side voltage level only ~1.13V,
May I know the minimum voltage level? And it may have reverse risk when only B side voltage level higher than A side? Thanks!
Jeff
For all voltages below Vref_A, the LSF works like an analog switch. For voltages at or above Vref_A, the switch is open, and the output voltage is determined by the pull-up resistor.
Translation from B to A might work without a pull-up on the A side (but it would be more robust with one). Translation from A to B will not work without a pull-up on the B side; the output voltage will not be higher than the input voltage.