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The pins in Port 1 has internal pull-ups when used for input.
The Mosfet is off and the drain is pulled high using an internal pull-up resister.
I connect and ammeter and see that the current (IL current) flowing to ground is about 15uA. I inferred that the value of the internal pull-up resister is 333k.
Now I connect a 10k resister and measure the current. I get 0.5mA (5/10k). What happened to the internal pull-up resister? Is not the internal pull-up resister and the 10k resister in series?
What is happening?
When I use external pull-up at Port 0, things appear as expected - Resisters in series and both resisters acting as voltage divider to create a voltage drop at the pin.
ps: I am using AT89S52
ps: The same problem exists in port 2,3
The Mosfet is off and the drain is pulled high using an internal pull-up resister.
I connect and ammeter and see that the current (IL current) flowing to ground is about 15uA. I inferred that the value of the internal pull-up resister is 333k.
Now I connect a 10k resister and measure the current. I get 0.5mA (5/10k). What happened to the internal pull-up resister? Is not the internal pull-up resister and the 10k resister in series?
What is happening?
When I use external pull-up at Port 0, things appear as expected - Resisters in series and both resisters acting as voltage divider to create a voltage drop at the pin.
ps: I am using AT89S52
ps: The same problem exists in port 2,3