| ??? 02/18/03 12:15 Read: times |
#39337 - RE: Port Voltage Responding to: ???'s previous message |
This has been discussed many times already. Resumé:
1. Don't drive loads directly from uC ports; use a driver, e.g. a simple transistor. 2. The ports are not good at sourcing current; if the output is logical high, the output current is limited. When you draw too much current, the voltage obviously will drop. See the datasheet. |
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