no , it can sink 25mA ,source 300uAIt makes no sense. From datasheet, page 7 and figures 6 and 10, seems that the 8575 can drive more than 25mA.
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no , it can sink 25mA ,source 300uAIt makes no sense. From datasheet, page 7 and figures 6 and 10, seems that the 8575 can drive more than 25mA.
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Correct! But what about the charts on page 7?
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I measured short circuit current of PCF8575 outputs. It is roughly 0.16mA.
perhaps you should write to them , the graphs in figures 8,9 and 10 are questionable . perhaps the scale should be uA not mACorrect! But what about the charts on page 7?
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Yes it has problems pulling it up, but it has no problems pulling it down, so I added 2.2K resistor from input of ULN to +5V and now it can be controlled with PC8575.
Unless you need I2C for comm, why not use something like a UCN5842 and run with shiftout? I have used these for at least 10 years...
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