At 06:17 PM 12/11/04 +0000, you wrote:
>Well...just to let you know..at least Texas Instrument MAX232 accepts
>2V MIN as a High-Level Input Voltage
>and 0.8V MAX fot TTL as a Low-Level Input Voltage. So I will test
>MAX232 and put a 3.3V Zener at the receiver output of the MAX232,
>just in case... Or should the RX and TX pin of the UART in the
>LPC2106 be 5V compatible?
You shouldn't need the zener. The max for the 5V tolerant inputs on the
210x is 5.5V (as long as there is power to the I/O supply [3.3V]), abs max
of 6V. That'll save a resistor and a zener. Not that they'd be that
expensive to add.
Robert
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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Alternative Circuit
2004-12-11 by Robert Adsett
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