Hello!
I have a project taking shape where a Raspberry Pi device is going to be accepting a stream of data flowing into it via its serial port on top. Now I know from previous discussions that the internal voltages of the Pi is indeed 3.3v, and that the 5v pins on it are maintained for the many hats that the unit will wear which will need that voltage. But the actual question is the subject, "Are the two serial I/O pins 5v tolerant?"
I have a project taking shape where a Raspberry Pi device is going to be accepting a stream of data flowing into it via its serial port on top. Now I know from previous discussions that the internal voltages of the Pi is indeed 3.3v, and that the 5v pins on it are maintained for the many hats that the unit will wear which will need that voltage. But the actual question is the subject, "Are the two serial I/O pins 5v tolerant?"
Statistics: Posted by Doctorwho8 — Sun Jul 21, 2024 7:59 am
