Thread: KPW3-32 debricking
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Old 06-05-2017, 07:42 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by Hexadecimal View Post
Oh... I measured the voltage. It's about 5V... So that must be the reason. Now I'm getting a new one.

I hope this will not be too high for those chip...
It is outside of the manufacturer's specifications.
Could be you have gotten lucky and not fried the interface, or more likely unlucky.

It seems strange that you would think that a 3.3 volt chip would have a 5.0 volt interface (not that it is impossible, but highly unlikely).
Even stranger that you would not have checked it before connecting to it.
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