wbradley,
Just wanted to post a final update -- I was able to add a heavier pulldown to the enable pins on that power distribution board and that mitigated my issue.
Thanks again,
Jordan
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- Wed Apr 03, 2024 12:03 pm
- Forum: NetBurner Hardware
- Topic: MODM7AE70 GPIO Pin States at Boot
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- Tue Apr 02, 2024 12:30 pm
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Re: MODM7AE70 GPIO Pin States at Boot
Hi there! The default state for many chips like ours is to be internally pulled high with relatively weak impedance by default. Your circuit should be designed so that it fails-safe when the pins aren't being actively driven, in your case probably with a moderate pull-down resistor. This also ...
- Fri Mar 29, 2024 11:01 am
- Forum: NetBurner Hardware
- Topic: MODM7AE70 GPIO Pin States at Boot
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MODM7AE70 GPIO Pin States at Boot
Good Afternoon,
I'm using a MODM7AE70 to handle switching on/off components in a system through a custom power distribution board. The regulators and FET's being actuated on that power distribution board are 3.3V logic high. What I'm seeing on boot of the Netburner is that all of the GPIO pins are ...
I'm using a MODM7AE70 to handle switching on/off components in a system through a custom power distribution board. The regulators and FET's being actuated on that power distribution board are 3.3V logic high. What I'm seeing on boot of the Netburner is that all of the GPIO pins are ...