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Re: output voltage of pins
Each GPIO pins can draw/sink 4mA and maximum I/O voltage is 3.3V.
3.3V power rail can draw up to 300mA.
5.0V power rail can draw up to 700mA.
Which devices will be connected to the 40pin GPIO header?
3.3V power rail can draw up to 300mA.
5.0V power rail can draw up to 700mA.
Which devices will be connected to the 40pin GPIO header?
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Re: output voltage of pins
Right now i'm using this:https://www.mpja.com/Stepper-and-DC-Mot ... 4652%20MP/ dc motor driver to co0ntrol the two dc motors for robot wheel. But latter this: https://himalayansolution.com/product/7 ... ver-module one will be used.
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Re: output voltage of pins
You need an external PSU for the driver board and motors.
And you probably need a couple of level shifters for 3.3V to 5V(TTL) level translation.
Are you connecting a DC motor with PWM control? or stepper?
And you probably need a couple of level shifters for 3.3V to 5V(TTL) level translation.
Are you connecting a DC motor with PWM control? or stepper?
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Re: output voltage of pins
Dear Admin, I'm surprised with some circuits where a led is directly drived with the GPIO output through a resistance of 220 Ohms, that means a current of 16mA. How is that possible when the max current is 3mA? Does it means that I can drive directly an optocoupler array with the GPIO outputs without interface? Thank you in advance for any information.
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Re: output voltage of pins
According to S905 datasheet page 38, maximum current is around 3~6mA.
https://wiki.odroid.com/odroid-c2/hardw ... d_drawings
Small chip LEDs on the ODROID board could be very bright enough even with 1mA current.
You might need to check your LED datasheet.
https://wiki.odroid.com/odroid-c2/hardw ... d_drawings
Small chip LEDs on the ODROID board could be very bright enough even with 1mA current.
You might need to check your LED datasheet.
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