| ??? 03/12/03 20:57 Read: times |
#41378 - RE: pull up resistors on adress bus Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Some people put pullup resistors on buss lines that operate in a 3-state manner to restore the level on the bus quite quickly after the completion of a cycle. Another reason for adding resistors is to lower the impedance of the address bus. In designs with CMOS chips that have extememly fast rise/fall times this decreased impedance can act as a termination on the buss lines. This termination can lower the amount of ringing on the lines.
Michael Karas |
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