Maybe not.On some new SHARC products like ADSP-21467, there can be an unusual voltage on the signal pins with internal pullups.If the pullup controls the voltage, it is 2.4V.If a driver controls the voltage it is near 3.3V or near ground.2.4V is a perfect logic high because Vih is 2.0V. It causes no error of any kind.
During debug, it can look to the customer like bus contention.When customers have circuit problems; they measure the voltage and see that 2.4V is not the 3 volts that they expected.It may look as if there is something wrong with their circuit.The 2.4V is normal, valid and expected for some processors.
Maybe not.On some new SHARC products like ADSP-21467, there can be an unusual voltage on the signal pins with internal pullups.If the pullup controls the voltage, it is 2.4V.If a driver controls the voltage it is near 3.3V or near ground.2.4V is a perfect logic high because Vih is 2.0V. It causes no error of any kind.
During debug, it can look to the customer like bus contention.When customers have circuit problems; they measure the voltage and see that 2.4V is not the 3 volts that they expected.It may look as if there is something wrong with their circuit.The 2.4V is normal, valid and expected for some processors.
