Hi all,

I am using this Microcontroller MPC5606S. Can someone look and tell me which parameter indicates the output current and output voltage for the output pins/ports of the microcontroller?

Sorry for the really basic doubt. I am just starting to learn about power and microcontrollers
Thanks

 

It would help if you linked the datasheet.

Bob

 

Section 3.8, I/O pad electrical characteristics beginning on page 74 of the datasheet, gives that information.

 

Section 3.8, I/O pad electrical characteristics beginning on page 74 of the datasheet, gives that information.

Thank you. and is there any pdf,lectures or tutorials which can give me a primer on the microcontroller from an electronics hardware point of you. in youtube and Google.. all the microcontroller lectures and docs are related to embedded systems. they talk something related to coding and stuff . can someone help me with this thing as I am finding it time consuming for searching and difficult to learn about the hardware side of microcontroller

 

When we want to learn everything about logical circuits then we need to learn from the very basic and those are the DTL articles, DTL circuits, TTL articles, TTL circuits, CMOS articles, CMOS Circuits, you should study to know how their internal structure work, TTL and CMOS logic level, Logic Threshold Voltage Levels.

If you already know the basic gates as OR, NOR, XOR, AND, NAND, Interter, Buffer, then to study their internal structures and know how they work, and then you can start to learn from 74181 -- 4-Bit Arithmetic Logic Unit, 7489 -- 64-Bit Random Access Read/Write Memory. ( It means that you have to study their internal structures )
And to know some more related with the I/O chips as 74LS125, 74LS126, 74LS74, 74LS244, 74LS374.
And 74HC125, 74HC126, CD4013, 74HC244, 74HC374, 74HC574.
And 8031, 8051, 89C51, 89S51, 89S52. (89C1051, 89C1051U, 89C2051, 89C4051, 89C51, 89C52, 89C55, 89S8252, 89S53).
When you know them all then your hardware foundation will be built on a good base ... Good luck.

 

Here you go....right from the horse's mouth.

https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/reference-manual/MPC5606SRM.pdf