WHY KW36 LED IS ON WHEN LED PIN CONNECTED TO PTB0?

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WHY KW36 LED IS ON WHEN LED PIN CONNECTED TO PTB0?

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nidhintomy
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My leds are on when led pin (eg. PTA16 - LED Green) is connected to PTB0 ( J2[1] - J2[10] are shorted ).

From data sheet PTA16 and PTB0 are default disabled.

1. Then how this is happened ?

2. What line of code should i used to solve this issue ?

 

Best Regards,

Nidhin

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Robin_Shen
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I don't know why you connect PTA16-PTB0. The voltage of PTB0 will light the GREEN LED. You can have a look at the circuit of LEDs.

FRDM-KW36 Q2 PTA16.png

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Robin_Shen
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Hi Nidhin,

Did you check the value of PTB0?

PTB0 R44 FRDM-KW36.png


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Robin
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nidhintomy
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Hi @Robin_Shen 

The Voltage at PTB0 = 1.5V

I erase the KW36. But still led is ON.

 

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Nidhin

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Robin_Shen
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I don't know why you connect PTA16-PTB0. The voltage of PTB0 will light the GREEN LED. You can have a look at the circuit of LEDs.

FRDM-KW36 Q2 PTA16.png

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nidhintomy
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Hi @Robin_Shen 

PTB0 pin can be configured as I2C0_SCL.

Does the voltage at PTB0 affect the I2C functionality ?

 

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Nidhin

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Robin_Shen
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no. I2C pins need those external pull-up resistors. 

39.4.1 I2C protocol.png

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nidhintomy
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Hi @Robin_Shen 

I have a adc sample project in which i use PTB3 as adc input. The led3(red led) is on when i give input to pin PTB3. Due to led3 on i will get less voltage to adc input.

How to avoid this type of conflict with led?

Also, how to disable or make voltage 0 in pin PTB0?

 

Best Regards,

Nidhin

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Robin_Shen
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Please use other external ADC input without other circuits. 

LED3 PTB3 FRDM-KW36.png

If you want to light up the LED when the ADC input is higher than the voltage, please change the output of LED control pins after read the ADC result.

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