(1)The GPIO03 is Low at POR in my carrier board. Thereafter the GPIO03 is set Low by software. So, I expect to be always the GPIO03=Low. But the GPIO03 has the short Hi-Z duration on Power ON or Reboot.
Why do the short Hi-z duration occur ?
(2)The GPIO03 supplies 1.4V at the Hi-Z duration in my carrier board. In this case, Are there at the risk of damage on Jetson Xavier NX?
Hi, thank you for your reply.
I may have misunderstood you. sorry.
I am making modified new board based on carrier board.
I would like to ask two questions about GPIO03 again.
(1)Question1
My expectation is that GPIO03 will maintain output Low from the power-up sequence to the kernel boots.
Therefore when I refer to the document of Jetson_Xavier_NX_Pinmux_Configuration_Template_v1.06, GPIO03 is Drive0(output is low).
Therefore, I am trying to always LOW by setting push-pull output LOW in software, but there is a Hi-Z period from the power-up sequence to the kernel boot. why?
(In my experiment, when I attached an external pull-up resistor to GPIO03, there was a period of high from the power-up sequence to the kernel boot. Therefore I’m guessing there is a period when GPIO03 is Hi-Z.)
(2)Question2
On my board, voltage of 1.4V is applied to GPIO03 from the external during this Hi-Z period. In this case, Are there at the risk of damage on Jetson Xavier NX?
Question2
On my board, voltage of 1.4V is applied to GPIO03 from the external during this Hi-Z period. In this case, Are there at the risk of damage on Jetson Xavier NX?
Thank you for your reply.
About 1.4V, my schematic have external pull-up and pull-down resistors.
Therefore the GPIO03 are supplied resistor divider voltage.