Seen lots of datasheets like this. Part should be designed for 3.3V logic. Power supply is allowed to go to 4.5 but unless you've got really shitty rectification on your P3V3 line, this won't be an issue.
From what I've seen, in general a lot of I/O pins have a lower voltage rating than their power supplies (there are exceptions to this; ex relays) due to internal construction of the semiconductors.
If I have to stand while ordering food, tipping aint happening chief
Holy shit IGBTs?!!!!?????!!?!!.?! We switching high voltage loads with this one
Clearly you don't have many years in design then...
Honestly it has to be my dock. Truly one of my favorite accessories
IIRC During exams the commons is open 24/7. Was like that the past 2 years. Dunno how security would react if you fell asleep but I have stayed well past 3 AM before.
Was just discussing something like this with some friends. I would be really interested to see a curve for resin
Fellas, is it gay to like women?
You want blue god or yellow god? ( they are actually the same, green god)
I feel like saying 'western' is the wrong word. I know a ton of Arab dudes who worship tate
Given my recent events of trying to recover files after a rm -rf incident, I'm pretty sure TRIM is damn good at removing files
Scratch that, if you have an lcr you might be able to figure out what it's impedance is
Looks a little like an inductor. Hard to tell without markings
Norway dude /j
What civ opinion has you like this?
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