| ??? 01/26/04 04:49 Read: times |
#63347 - RE: buffering I/O against damage Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I would look at using DS1489 chip for buffering I/Os. This chip has a very robust input section and the output is a very rugged structure that can work well for buffering outputs too.
Michael Karas |
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