5i23 buffer
05 Dec 2010 22:11 #5871
by billykid
5i23 buffer was created by billykid
I wanted to know for interface encoders and H-bridge I can use 74lcx541
(5 volt tolerant) power at 3.3 volts.
regards
Mauro
(5 volt tolerant) power at 3.3 volts.
regards
Mauro
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06 Dec 2010 01:06 #5873
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Re:5i23 buffer
That will work, but also 5V output CMOS buffers will work fine as long as the 5I23 is jumpered in 5V tolerant mode (this is the default 5I23 setup)
If you want a differential encoder interface you would need to use a differential receiver like the 26LS32
If you want a differential encoder interface you would need to use a differential receiver like the 26LS32
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06 Dec 2010 18:33 - 06 Dec 2010 18:35 #5899
by billykid
Replied by billykid on topic Re:5i23 buffer
this is good news!.
Since I now have a perfect cnc servo dc step / dir mode with two parallel ports.
before installing the 5i23 card in the best way
now for example I use 26LS31 for interface. 26ls32 for driver.
5 volt TTL encoder instead. non-differential
of course I will use only h-bridge on board without cpu.
can be useful if I have no problem to put all differential both input and output
this way I can keep the masses separated and less noise
thanks
Mauro
Since I now have a perfect cnc servo dc step / dir mode with two parallel ports.
before installing the 5i23 card in the best way
now for example I use 26LS31 for interface. 26ls32 for driver.
5 volt TTL encoder instead. non-differential
of course I will use only h-bridge on board without cpu.
can be useful if I have no problem to put all differential both input and output
this way I can keep the masses separated and less noise
thanks
Mauro
Last edit: 06 Dec 2010 18:35 by billykid.
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