On Fri, 27 Feb 2004 05:45:27 -0000, tsvetanusunov wrote: >It may not be that simple. The fact that Philips has been claiming >there are no sequencing requirements was bothering me so I just >did a simple experiment. I disconnected the 1.8V supply from the >micro and powered it up. After the other supplies had stabilized I >reconnected the 1.8V supply by hand. The micro started w/o a >problem. I've got to refine the setup a little more but >straightforward sequencing is not at fault. indeed it may be not that simple, I believe in our case Vreg rise time difference is matter of milliseconds. we didn't measure rise times on +1.8 +3.3V with 10uF/47uF but this just solved the problem we'll do some more experiments Tsvetan ================================================================= Yes. dv/dt is a known cause for false triggering of scr's. Another problem we had with some of the Atmel AT91's is a poor reset of the nTRST line which caused the JTAG chain to go active and halt the processor core. It showed up as 3 memory accesses to fill the pipeline, then no bus activity at all. I have no idea if any of this applies, just passing on observations that might apply. -Bill
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Re: [lpc2000] LPC2106 code run problems?
2004-02-27 by Bill Knight
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