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发表于 2024-11-19 04:50:41
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本帖最后由 jmg 于 2024-11-19 05:09 编辑
Sure, if you are careful, that can work.
There are limits, and some rules.
If your part has a PxPU support, you can enable the ~4k PullUp, which will give about 1mA added Icc, due to the base current.
If your part does not have a PxPU, the available base current drops to the light pullup level, which is quite low : ~5uA at 3v3 and ~18uA at 5V
With a moderate HFE of 200, that gives you ~1mA maximum collector current, but very temperature dependent.
Alternatively, digital transistors like DTC144 have no additional parts, draw < 100uA added Icc, and are close to the same price as BJT.
MOSFETs (often with ESD inbuilt), are also close to the price of a BJT, and have even less drive Icc cost. |
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