Hi,
An educational query for myself, looking at the schematic, there are pulldown resistors on the SPI lines, but literature I have read insists that there is no requirement for pull-down/pull-up resistors on SPI lines. Only info I could find is regards mostly using pull-up for certain scenarios.
Thank you
SPI Pulldown Resistors Purpose
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Re: SPI Pulldown Resistors Purpose
Hello, without saying it is right or wrong.TrisM wrote: ↑09 Apr 2024 12:14Hi,
An educational query for myself, looking at the schematic, there are pulldown resistors on the SPI lines, but literature I have read insists that there is no requirement for pull-down/pull-up resistors on SPI lines. Only info I could find is regards mostly using pull-up for certain scenarios.
Thank you
Why pull-down or pull-up resistors? - To avoid floating pins before they are configured.
Why pull-down instead of pull-up resistors? - To avoid 5V actively high pins from the shield.
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Re: SPI Pulldown Resistors Purpose
The pull down resistors given on the schematic is not what has been incorporated on the shield itself.
Interesting.
The 8101 incorporates pull up resistors on both the CS and Clock pins:
Interesting.
The 8101 incorporates pull up resistors on both the CS and Clock pins:
Re: SPI Pulldown Resistors Purpose
Hi Christian, Thank you for the reply. Understood.Christian_Bylund wrote: ↑12 Apr 2024 21:13Hello, without saying it is right or wrong.TrisM wrote: ↑09 Apr 2024 12:14Hi,
An educational query for myself, looking at the schematic, there are pulldown resistors on the SPI lines, but literature I have read insists that there is no requirement for pull-down/pull-up resistors on SPI lines. Only info I could find is regards mostly using pull-up for certain scenarios.
Thank you
Why pull-down or pull-up resistors? - To avoid floating pins before they are configured.
Why pull-down instead of pull-up resistors? - To avoid 5V actively high pins from the shield.