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well, it has to run on 5v (standard ttl voltage) so the only way to speed it up is to decrease the pullup resistor values, which also increases the current cons
by tubetime 10y ago
well, it has to run on 5v (standard ttl voltage) so the only way to speed it up is to decrease the pullup resistor values, which also increases the current consumption. it's a tradeoff.
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- ta160516 10y agoIf the FETs can take it, you could run it from 12V or whatever and put level shifters on the I/Os...
- j1vms 10y agoAgreed, would seem to make sense too, however it would increase power consumption and heat, so might "age" the whole circuit a bit faster than keeping the voltage (and thus clock speed) down. Mind you, he could just pop in replace components at will :)