Question about shematic
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RE: Question about shematic
by kavireloot ·
Im waiting for your answer , please give me a hand…
RE: Question about shematic
by Coccoliso ·
Hi.
I suggest using only 3.3V signals, if you use 5v put a buffer ON ANY SIGNAL also on 5v compatible pin to remove any delay.
If you have to use SPI put SEN high or low if use parallel mode… do not need the buffer.