Dr_Doggy Well-Known Member Feb 13, 2011 #1 I am about to put a SD card on my pic, for extended memory, but i realize that the pic is 5v and the SDcard is 3.3V could i use 2-3diodes in series biased in on each pin(vcc, cs, clk) and then for data pin put three series diodes bias in to the SD and one diode bias out of SD(parallel to the two in series) would this work so data in to SD stays under 3v but data out of SD would be over 2v(to trigger ttl pic input)???
I am about to put a SD card on my pic, for extended memory, but i realize that the pic is 5v and the SDcard is 3.3V could i use 2-3diodes in series biased in on each pin(vcc, cs, clk) and then for data pin put three series diodes bias in to the SD and one diode bias out of SD(parallel to the two in series) would this work so data in to SD stays under 3v but data out of SD would be over 2v(to trigger ttl pic input)???
blueroomelectronics Well-Known Member Feb 13, 2011 #2 The SPI port inputs on a PIC are Schmitt trigger so you'll need a buffer on the SDI pin.
Dr_Doggy Well-Known Member Feb 14, 2011 #3 what kind is that, i could find no references? everyone on the web is using resistor bridges to reduce the line voltages, and darlington paired transistors to step up the Signal back in
what kind is that, i could find no references? everyone on the web is using resistor bridges to reduce the line voltages, and darlington paired transistors to step up the Signal back in
Dr_Doggy Well-Known Member Feb 14, 2011 #5 SD/MMC Card interfacing with Microcontroller Circuit Project | Electronic Circuit Directory Wireless Music Player **broken link removed** **broken link removed** Interfacing Arduino to micro SD Memory
SD/MMC Card interfacing with Microcontroller Circuit Project | Electronic Circuit Directory Wireless Music Player **broken link removed** **broken link removed** Interfacing Arduino to micro SD Memory