??? 06/25/09 08:26 Read: times |
#166440 - Eh ? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Raj Nambiar said:
Reset pin has a schmitt inside right? So even if the voltage rises very slowly at the reset pin, it should get converted to a neat pulse inside, theoretically allowing us to increase the RC time for the reset, right? Brown-out will be a problem, definitely. Why do you STILL want the RC reset ! The whole idea is the reset generator looks after it, protecting you from brownout to a greater or lesser extent, depending on what you buy and what it needs to do. If you need to turn on ancillary supplies, better to do that with a processor pin, when the CPU is ready surely ? Steve |