Tomaz Solc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
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> Hi
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> > So is there anything terribly bad/spec-violating/unsafe about driving
> > an always-asserted RS-232 output directly from the +12V supply through a
> > resistor, or is that perfectly OK? What shou
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> So is there anything terribly bad/spec-violating/unsafe about driving
> an always-asserted RS-232 output directly from the +12V supply through a
> resistor, or is that perfectly OK? What should the resistor value be?
> Or should I use something
Hello fellow gEDA users,
I have a general hardware design question not specific to a particular
design tool, so please forgive me for OT.
Suppose I have an RS-232 output (DTR in my case) that is always
asserted. Is it acceptable to drive it directly from the +12V supply
(through a resistor I pre
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