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   From: not@home.cow   
      
   On 4 Jul 2016, Don Y wrote:   
      
   > The "n" (actually, more like an upside down U) denotes an analog signal   
   > (look at the device and you can see why this is so!) when encountered on   
   > a digital signal; a '#' indicates a digital signal when encountered on   
   > an analog signal.   
      
   ??   
      
   "when encountered on”? So both of these pins are mixed-signal? “n” is   
   mostly-digital and # is mostly-analog? (c;   
      
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