Hello,
I am sending out FF FF FF
but there is no gap between the 3 bytes
and the voltage level of MOSI is only about 1.5V compared to the chip select and clock ~3.3V
(ref attached ESP.png)
Chip Select Yellow, Clock Blue, MOSI Pink
How do I get the MOSI level to be around 3.3V
How did I insert a gap between the bytes, for example the aardvark SPI host adapter I have looks to put a byte of no clock and no MOSI between bytes (ref attached Aardvark.jpg)
Thank you
Chris
SPI MOSI Voltage Level and No gap between bytes
SPI MOSI Voltage Level and No gap between bytes
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Re: SPI MOSI Voltage Level and No gap between bytes
sorry, I attached the wrong ESP image, please disregard the ESP.png in the original post and reference the attached ESP2.png
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Re: SPI MOSI Voltage Level and No gap between bytes
also the aardvark is sending AA AA instead of FF FF FF
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Re: SPI MOSI Voltage Level and No gap between bytes
SPI doesn't have a concept of bytes; there's no reason why the ESP would not send it out as one continuous stream, and unless you have a very odd device on the other side of the bus, it should not require a delay between each 8 SPI clock cycles.
Wrt the 1.8V MOSI: What hardware are you using (in case of a module: what module specifically) and what GPIOs do you use for the SPI bus? Could be that you have a module that uses an 1.8V flash; that also affects some other GPIOs (if memory serves, at least GPIO16 and 17)
Wrt the 1.8V MOSI: What hardware are you using (in case of a module: what module specifically) and what GPIOs do you use for the SPI bus? Could be that you have a module that uses an 1.8V flash; that also affects some other GPIOs (if memory serves, at least GPIO16 and 17)
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