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LPC2124 SPI interface - Patrick Loef - Jun 6 0:22:04 2007
Hello,
I read in the datasheet that the gpio are 5V compatible, now i like to know
if as you config the LPC2124 with SPI0 enable, if the interface of the SPI
is also 5V compatible or is this max 3V3?
Kind regards
PJWl
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I read in the datasheet that the gpio are 5V compatible, now i like to know
if as you config the LPC2124 with SPI0 enable, if the interface of the SPI
is also 5V compatible or is this max 3V3?
Kind regards
PJWl
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