Hi,
Is there any limit on the series resistors we can put on each IO line?
We need to translate 3V into 1.8V, and we need to put some series resistor on each line.
Regards
Giuliano
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Hi,
Is there any limit on the series resistors we can put on each IO line?
We need to translate 3V into 1.8V, and we need to put some series resistor on each line.
Regards
Giuliano
We are planning to use this component in a ATEX product.
During the design evaluation, we got the remark that, as the ATEX does not rely on internal protection of components, we have to add an additional series resistor to limit current going through each IO.
I agree this is rather strange, but it's mandatory.
So we need to add theses resistors, but we need to also have a properly working TXB...
The idea is to put the smallest resistor possible, with a minimum value of about 300-400 Ohm
Regards
Increasing the resistance by 10 % is not going to hurt much, because the tolerances for on-die resistors are probably larger than that.
But your other question shows that the TXB will not work in any case.
Hey Giuliano,
If there is no way around it, I just recommend going with the smallest value you are able to.
Hey,
Are there any chances it will work or is this just meant to not be working ?
Regards
Giuliano
Hey Giuliano,
Adding a series resistor likely won't cause it to stop working, it just doesn't really help in any situation. You are adding a few hundred ohms to 4 Kohm so its almost negligible, but you will need to make sure that the device driving the input can still provide the 2 mA needed to change the state of the TXB device.