RE: [N8VEM-S100:874] 1.1k 10-pin Resister Pack supplier (or alternative values)?

["John Monahan" <mon...@vitasoft.org>]

Just use 1K


From:  John Monahan Ph.D
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Subject: Re: [N8VEM-S100:874] 1.1k 10-pin Resister Pack supplier (or
alternative values)?

Thanks Tom, John.  Doing the verification part here before the testing :->.
We need to collect these sorts of "tweaks that work" for the various boards
in appropriate locations methinks.

John:  While I've been reading up on the various calculations regarding the
selection of o.c. pullups and fanout/in calculations (Wilcox Section 3.1.1
is quite good) I haven't found anything specific on the selection of
open-input pullups.  Recommendations?

On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 11:38 PM, John Monahan <mon...@vitasoft.org> wrote:
> Paul this question has come up before.  There is nothing special about 
> the 1.1K value of the pull-up resistors for the TTL circuits.  1K will 
> be fine, as would the more common 1.2K types.  Jameco used to sell 
> 1.1K's but no longer do.   The choice of value for pull-ups like that 
> is a balance between noise immunity (low values, ~1K) to power 
> utilization (high values ~2K or even 4.7K).   Other factors are signal
pulse width and fan-out.
>
> John
>
>
>
> From:  John Monahan Ph.D
> e-mail: mon...@vitasoft.org
> Text:    mon...@txt.att.net
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> From: n8vem...@googlegroups.com [mailto:n8vem...@googlegroups.com] 
> On Behalf Of Paul Birkel
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> Subject: [N8VEM-S100:870] 1.1k 10-pin Resister Pack supplier (or 
> alternative values)?
>
> The S-100 MSDOS Board, Z80A Master CPU Board, and Serial I/O Board all 
> specify the use of a 1.1k 10-pin Resister Pack.
>
> This seems to be an uncommon part.  Is there a recommended supplier?
>
> Alternatively, is the value critical in these three board-uses?
>
> The S-100 MS-DOS Board uses a pair of packs (RR7/8) as input pull-up 
> resistors on the two 74LS165 address decoders. The Z80A Master CPU 
> Board similarly uses three packs (RR3/4/7) as input pull-up resistors 
> on its three
> 74LS165 address decoders.  It seems to me that in this use the values 
> are fairly non-critical.  What is the recommended, commonly-available, 
> alternative resistor value?
>
> The Serial I/O Board is a bit more complicated.  It uses a single pack
> (RR1) which connects to PU1K-A thru PU1K-I.
>
>    1. PU1K-A/B/C are used on the Z8530 UART_INT*, UART_IEI, and 
> UART_INTA, apparently as input pull-ups.
>    2. PU1K-E/F are used as pull-ups on two outputs of a open-collector 
> 74LS06N (the other 4 outputs are spares).
>    3. The remaining 4 pack-resistors are spared.
>
> Given this mixed-use, what would be the recommended, 
> commonly-available, alternative resistor value?  Or should I consider 
> hand-wiring single resistors in each case -- and then what would be 
> the recommended values in each case (UART input pullups; o.c.
> pullups)?
>
> Thanks!
>
> paul
>