Should data line attach to a pull up resistor?
Discussion in "Hardware" started by helloleong Aug 30, 2010.
Mon Aug 30 2010, 07:57 am
So this is the circuit:
The data are transfer from 1 PCB to another PCB with a connector.
Should the data line attach to a pull up resistor?
Should the data attach any resistor and TVS (protection cuicuit)?
Is this connection correct?
The data are transfer from 1 PCB to another PCB with a connector.
Should the data line attach to a pull up resistor?
Should the data attach any resistor and TVS (protection cuicuit)?
Is this connection correct?
Mon Aug 30 2010, 08:33 am
would depend on the kind of outputs the devices sport....whether open collector or equipped with internal pullups etc.
the tvs wouldn't be necessary unless the two devices are at different logic levels.
some more info on the 2 mcu's would help.
the tvs wouldn't be necessary unless the two devices are at different logic levels.
some more info on the 2 mcu's would help.
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Mon Aug 30 2010, 08:38 am
Hi sashijoseph, thanks for your reply.
The receiver is a PIC16F727, and the sender im not sure what mcu they are using, because is a ready make electromagnetic module to send out card wiegand data.
May i ask what do you mean by different logic level? Can the data line connect just using 1 wire without any other resistor or protection circuit?
Thanks you.
The receiver is a PIC16F727, and the sender im not sure what mcu they are using, because is a ready make electromagnetic module to send out card wiegand data.
May i ask what do you mean by different logic level? Can the data line connect just using 1 wire without any other resistor or protection circuit?
Thanks you.
[ Edited Mon Aug 30 2010, 08:41 am ]
Mon Aug 30 2010, 09:04 am
some devices operate on 3.3v levels,some like your PIC on 5v and some interfaces like RS232 on -12 to +12 volts.
if your sender is only outputting signals to the pic and not receiving any from the pic,you may connect them directly,assuming the sender is using either 3.3v or 5v logic.
do you have a datasheet of the sender or any information....make,brand etc
if your sender is only outputting signals to the pic and not receiving any from the pic,you may connect them directly,assuming the sender is using either 3.3v or 5v logic.
do you have a datasheet of the sender or any information....make,brand etc
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Mon Aug 30 2010, 09:40 am
Thanks sashijoseph. Really learn something from you. Thanks
The sender is EL100-01 OEM Reader Module also operate on 5v.
The sender is EL100-01 OEM Reader Module also operate on 5v.
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