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understanding MSP430' GPIO output resistor

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Hi all,

I have a simple question, sometimes we have to return to the basics.

I designed a simple RC circuit for Reset. The MSP430 is assumed to drive the reset signal as shown in figure below.

I'm trying to qualify this signal, as follows the measurement I got using O-scope.

Based on the figure Above, I got :

1- so I'm understanding what element affects the discharge rate.

2- The RC time constant is approximately 10usec >> means that when the reset signal drived low (MSP GPIO output pin), the loop contains a RC circuit with C=100nF and R=100 Ohm.

The loop: GND >> [Diode with Resistor R] >> Capacitor >> GND

3- so for now I assume that100 Ohm resitor is considered as the dynamic resistor of the Diode. Iam I correct ?

or there is other thing to take in consideration.

A document studding the internal architecture of the MSP430 will be useful.

4- In other test, I changed the MSP430 by another MCU (ARM), The result was different in term of Time constant (I got 6uF).

Not a big difference, but I'm trying to understand :-)

Thanks.


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