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Simple 5V to 3.3V level converter for an ICD2 clone (Untested)

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blueroomelectronics

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Came across this simple level converter for programming 3.3V chips with a 5V programmer but have yet to try it myself, looks like it might work.
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Looks pretty slick. Took me a while to figure out that PGD/DATA are bi-directional lines, right?
 
how is the circuit with double transistors and four resistors better or worse than this level shifter with two resistors and one transistor?

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image borrowed from sparkfun

That circuit, provided by Sparkfun, was (possibly) originally suggested in Philips AN97055 "Bi-Directional Level Shifting for i2c bus and other systems", pictured below.
 

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