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Hitesh_Dhola
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Is Current Limit resistor is necessary for NI 9606 inputs ?

Hey Friends,

 

I am designing a daugther board for 9606. I was confused when I seen maximum input current to DIO is 3 mA. What does it suppossed to mean ?

 

I have Signal of 3.3V to input in 9606, I have used buffer IC MC14011 to maintain level of input signal. Buffer is able to provide 300 mA current. I have maintained 55 ohm characteristic impedance for the daughterboard.

 

Now questions are,

 

1. Do i need to put current limiting resistor to the circuitory ? or It's input Impdeance is enought to handle ?

2. what is input impedance for any DIO in 9606 ?

3. Can 5V input given to DIOs or 3.3V is necessary ?

 

Regards,

Hitesh Dhola

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Re: Is Current Limit resistor is necessary for NI 9606 inputs ?

Hi Hitesh Dhola!

 

Did you get answer to your questios, I am sitting in same situation...

 

Regards

Anders Pedersen

ePower Technology

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Wayne.C
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Re: Is Current Limit resistor is necessary for NI 9606 inputs ?

Current limit of 3mA only applies when the DIO is configured to be a Digital Onput.  Since the FPGA tristates/floats DIO before and during configuration, you need to use pullup or pulldown resistors on pins so they are at a known level while the DIO is floating during initial powerup or during a reconfig.

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