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USB 6501 4.7k pull up resistors
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gfsgfdsgsgfds
2008-04-17 06:10:08 UTC
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I'm able to drive the outputs of a 6501 in push pull but how do I turn off the 4.7k pull up resistor when a pin is used for input?
mallorim
2008-04-17 21:40:07 UTC
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Hello,
I do not believe that you are going to be able to turn off or remove the pull up resistor. While this should not be a problem, if you have any concerns, you could post back and explain your circuit and application, perhaps we could help set you up with some sort of work around.
Regards, Mallori M.
gfsgfdsgsgfds
2008-04-17 22:10:08 UTC
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Hi, I believe I have a work around but will describe the situation. I'm wanting to drive pins and readback the result. Odd pins are configured to write (push pull) and even to read. All pins had a 1.2k resistor in series and pairs of pins, e.g. 0.0 and 0.1, have their resistors joined (so there was 2.4k between 0.0 and 0.1). The junction of the pair of resistors is the test point. With the above arrangement the internal 4.7k pullup resistor on 0.0 raises the input voltage to about 1.8V which is sometimes interpreted as a 1. I've dropped my resistors to 330 ohm and that is satisfactory.With many micro controllers the pullup is switchable and I was hoping it was so with the 6501 but I guess not.Thanks,Ken.
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