Hi
Could you please tell me some suitable resistance values to hold PIC12f635 pins to the ground. I would preffer to use the highest values possible as to prevent the current consumption when pin is externally made high by button press.
Thanks
Suitable resistance value to hold pins to the ground
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Re: Suitable resistance value to hold pins to the ground
Since i/p pins have a high input resistance, hence all the warnings about static can damage...blah blah. I would say easily get away with 1 Meg or higher. If it were me I would go for 1 Meg. Then current drawn ignoring i/p resistance( cos it high as stated eailer :p) is 5/1X10E6=5x10E-6 = 5 microamps. Hows that for a low current?
If the other way round and you have a port B then you can enable weak pull-ups which are about 100K each, and have switch to pull down. That way you can eliminate the need for external resistors.
If I come across official resistances then I will update post.
If the other way round and you have a port B then you can enable weak pull-ups which are about 100K each, and have switch to pull down. That way you can eliminate the need for external resistors.
If I come across official resistances then I will update post.
Martin