Subject: Re: [beagleboard] PocketBeagle 5 volt and 3.3 volts output pins issue.
What you are describing is typical behavior for electronics and is something
you need to pay attention to. According to the OSD3358 vendor, if power is not
applied to the chip, voltage should not be applied to any
What you are describing is typical behavior for electronics and is
something you need to pay attention to. According to the OSD3358 vendor, if
power is not applied to the chip, voltage should not be applied to any of
its pins. You should either design a circuit to prevent this, or design
your
Configuration:
PocketBeagle (PB) with an I2C connection to a MPU6050 breakout board. Power
to the MPU6050 board is 3.3 volts from the PB.
The PB is connected to a CurieNano using uart TX and RX. This is serial
port 4. The two boards have their own power supplies. There is a common
ground
