I have a design where I am using a Micrel MIC94053 (internal pup) to switch
5V.  I am driving this from portB:2, and it doesnt seem to want to drive it
low enough (best way to describe it I suppose).  In that if I tie the gate
to ground, the circuit works fine.  If I drive from Port D, it works fine.
I have the bit set low in the PORT reg, and use the TRIS to enable/disable
it.  I've verified that when I do this, it does go tristate and does goto a
logic level low (0 V on the meter) but it can't seem to force the FET to
turn off.

Are there limitations to using port B?

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