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Discussion Groups | | Interfacing with CMOS IC

Interfacing with CMOS IC - scan_expert - Oct 21 21:37:00 2002

I want to interface the 6811 ports directly to CMOS IC's. Is it OK
to do that and does it cause any problems?





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Re: Interfacing with CMOS IC - Boolean General - Oct 22 7:18:00 2002

No problem. Why not HCMOS ?
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Re: Interfacing with CMOS IC - mario lopez - Oct 22 17:28:00 2002


Helloˇˇ

I've implemented in my 68HC11 home-made evaluation board the CMOS version of the Three-Port expander 8255, it is, the 82C55. I haven't experienced any type of conflict on the propagation times or CMOS-TTL incompabilities.

On the other hand, I replaced the 74HC00, first, with the 4011 (Quad NAND CMOS), and then with 4093 (Quad NAND CMOS with Trigger-Schmitt inputs). None of these combinations really worked. I don't know if the problem was the propagation times or incompabilities due to use different technologies. ---------------------------------
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Re: Interfacing with CMOS IC - Boolean General - Oct 23 7:02:00 2002

Mario,

Depending on the clock frequency, CMOS won't work because of its 250 ns propagation delay vs 25 ns or less of a TTL LSTTL or HCMOS gate.

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Subject: Re: [m68HC11] Interfacing with CMOS IC
Helloˇˇ

I've implemented in my 68HC11 home-made evaluation board the CMOS version of the Three-Port expander 8255, it is, the 82C55. I haven't experienced any type of conflict on the propagation times or CMOS-TTL incompabilities.

On the other hand, I replaced the 74HC00, first, with the 4011 (Quad NAND CMOS), and then with 4093 (Quad NAND CMOS with Trigger-Schmitt inputs). None of these combinations really worked. I don't know if the problem was the propagation times or incompabilities due to use different technologies. ---------------------------------
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Re: Interfacing with CMOS IC - scan_expert - Oct 23 22:10:00 2002

If a delay subroutine is written in the program, can the 250 ns
propagation delay CMOS IC problem be solved?





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Re: Re: Interfacing with CMOS IC - Clifford Heath - Oct 24 1:04:00 2002

> If a delay subroutine is written in the program, can the 250 ns
> propagation delay CMOS IC problem be solved?

Probably, but you're unlikely to be able to find "standard" CMOS as
slow as the old spec. Use the available HCMOS and you should have
no problems.



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RE: Re: Interfacing with CMOS IC - Bob Furber - Oct 24 10:44:00 2002

> If a delay subroutine is written in the program, can the
250 ns
> propagation delay CMOS IC problem be solved?

As others have pointed out, why don't you use HCMOS (74HCxx)
chips. They are fast, much easier to source, come in many
more flavours and probably less expensive than CMOS (i.e.,
40xx).

Bfn,

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