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These days 20mA is a "high current" I/O. When you do the math on an 88-pin package, 20mA * N active outputs gets big pretty fast. The max total I/O current ca
by dbcurtis 8y ago
These days 20mA is a "high current" I/O. When you do the math on an 88-pin package, 20mA * N active outputs gets big pretty fast. The max total I/O current can be found somewhere around page 987 of the data sheet... don't stop reading early... :)
(edit: 88 I/O is a modest size microcontroller sort of chip)
- Dylan16807 8y agoI don't understand how this is relevant to holding a single pin low.
- 8note 8y agoit's even easier than the comment above suggests