??? 09/01/05 12:42 Read: times |
#100412 - Because some app engineer tries to make Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I designed in with the LED circuit suggested by Philips, sourced from the +5V, I think the +5V comes up on the port pins of the LPC921 before the +3.3V is fully stable on the Vdd pins of the LPC921.
Because some app engineer tries to make toy manufacturers that have no need for reliability use the chip see a dirt cheap solution does not mean it is right. Just see e.g. the RD2 datasheet with a) RC reset circuits and b) a note: if you use RC reset, you may lose the code. The LED circuit MAY work most of the time, but to rely on it as totally reliable is dumb. As to 5V on 3V3 pins, I know you can but I do not want to deal with the problems associated with that (reduced noise immunity, incresed prop delay etc). I use HCT for 3V3 outputs and 74LVC4245 for 3V3 inputs so I can not comment on whether that is a problem. Is your 5V stuff not available in 3V3? I am planning to design a robust power supply for the LPC921 and start all over again, with proper programming tools GREAT Erik |