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    I ones worked with those chips, I only had it working without the 33 pF capacitor. The MCP23017 seems a better choice, it does not need an external capacitor.

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    Hi, Sebastien

    an interesting reading: Microchip AN 245 ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics View Post
    Hi, Sebastien

    an interesting reading: Microchip AN 245 ...

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    Seen that appnote and did not find new info compared to the datasheet.
    But thanks anyway

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    Quote Originally Posted by eggman View Post
    I ones worked with those chips, I only had it working without the 33 pF capacitor. The MCP23017 seems a better choice, it does not need an external capacitor.
    Yeah I prefered the 17's but i could not grab that chip at my local store so gone for the 16. I will try without the cap. Thanks for that tip

    I'm now managing to do it with the philips component, but it has only 8, so i will have to make 2 other SDA, SCL lines.

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