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Hi ALL,
when i am testing the current of VCCA,i found that VCCA has 2mA current, and when i conect 2A2 to gnd, zhe total current of VCCA decrease to 0.2mA.
The qustion is :2A2 is an output pin(in this apllication),why i confirm an output CMOS device will decrease VCC current?
If i confirm a vin state of CMOS device,the VCCA current decreased,that i can undestand.
Without some other load, it should be exactly 0 V.
What are the voltages at the VCCB, 2DIR, and /2OE pins?
When VCCB is powered off, then the outputs on both sides are disabled. But when VCCA is on, then the input buffers on the A side are active, and they must have a valid logic voltage to prevent them from floating.
If it is possible that one supply is powered off for more than a short time, then you should ensure that you have pull-up or -down resistors to the I/Os on the other side, or that those signals a driven by another source.
These problems happen because all I/O pins are both inputs and outputs. If the direction never changes, consider a unidirectional level shifter like the TXU0104-Q1 instead.
"then you should ensure that you have pull-up or -down resistors to the I/Os on the other side"
witch will decrese the currrent to the minimum?
Hi,
Yes, avoiding floating inputs will decrease the current to the specification, thanks.
Best Regards,
Michael.
It does not matter. Use whatever makes sense for the idle or power-up state of that particular signal.