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Discussion Groups | LPC2000 | Are JTAG pins in LPC2104 5V tolerant?

Discussion group dedicated to the Philips LPC2000 family of ARM MCUs

Are JTAG pins in LPC2104 5V tolerant? - vineet jain - Feb 14 1:30:00 2006

Is the JTAG pins on LPC2104 5V tolerant? I was refering Leon Heller's  wiggler clone
circuit. Instead of 74lpt244 I shall be using 74ls244  which requires 5 v. Is the
replacement ok?
  
  Vineet.
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