| Home | Search | Terms of Use | Site Map | Contact Us |
IndustryCommunity.com > Electrical and Electronic Community > Analog Circuit Design Forum > Message
Main Menu
Find

[ List Subjects ][ Main Page ]
[ View Followups ][ Post Followup ]

Subject: R-C circuit didn't work

Date: 08/06/02 at 8:20 PM
Posted by: Mike
E-mail: msleger@mindspring.com
Message Posted:

In Reply to: Re: How Can I Produce a Triggerless One-Shot? posted by David Ashby on 08/06/02 at 10:15 AM:

Well, I was excited about using the R-C circuit to provide the one-shot, but the counter chip is being reset only about 60% of the time. This is not good enough. It needs to be initialized 100% of the time on startup. Also, there isn't enough current drive through the R-C circuit for the second purpose of the one-shot...powering an LED array. The LED array is connected to Master Reset of the counter and everything works when switched manually. When I manually hold Reset high, the LED array is lit and counting is suspended. Then, when I switch Reset low, the LED array is disabled and counting begins (always) from zero. I just need to accomplish this automatically as part of the circuit rather than a manual switch. The R-C won't drive the LEDs, and the counter doesn't predictably start at zero. Any other ideas?

Mike


Follow Ups:


Post a Follow-up:

Name:
E-Mail:
Subject:

Message to Post:

 

1999-2001 Sunlit Technology Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.