So in this case don't use the internal weak up. Use 1K-4.7 K instead. Safer.
It's a long debate...'to use or not to use internal pull-up?'
So in this case don't use the internal weak up. Use 1K-4.7 K instead. Safer.
It's a long debate...'to use or not to use internal pull-up?'
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
I have used pull-ups up to 100 K without problems.
I know that you don't like weak pull-ups I remember from one of my other thread's, but I would really like do know what the problem about them should be?
Because I really can see myself save some space on my PCB if I use the WPU's
but if it is to risky I will of course not use them, I would just like to know why I
should not use them!
I have read that Melanie often use them even in industrial applications and I must admit that a lady that have a catsuit gives even a Shark some respect!
Sharky
*Let's do it*
...and who is being the Shark here, I really wonder?
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"If the Earth were a single state, Istanbul would be its capital." Napoleon Bonaparte
so you should know a part of the story. I had some issue in car application, after i switch for external one i nerver ever had issue... this is why.
BUT if it works for you... use it.
Also, don't forget, if the unit is not always powered.... there's no pull-up, those pins comes 'floating' ...
But i'm from the old school. I have my own fear that some don't have.![]()
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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