Igor

modified 9 years ago

Nine-stage ring oscillator

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06:12:21

Close the switch to start. What is the phase difference between adjacent voltages in oscilloscope?

published 9 years ago

faceblast

9 years ago

Can't tell, your scope doesn't have a differential probe on it...

hurz

9 years ago

But you can calcutate ;-)

Igor

9 years ago

Yes, it was intended as an exercise :)

hurz

9 years ago

How about a button "solution" ? I know you probably have already millions of feature requests ;-)

Igor

9 years ago

@hurz, if you like, check out our beta version for the web: www.everycircuit.com/beta/

hurz

9 years ago

When will this be released, mas o menos?

Igor

9 years ago

Beta is out right now. It may take a week or two to polish it out for the relese.

hurz

9 years ago

Greate

Igor

9 years ago

And if you like it feel free to mention it to the folks around here.

afinchum

9 years ago

Wouldnt it just be 1/8*360? Cause theres 8 stages?

Igor

9 years ago

There are 9 stages. The total phase shift around the ring needs to be 180 degrees, hence an odd number of stages.

Sine_eyed

9 years ago

YES!! Even @Igor couldn't resist getting in on the blinkie craze- Lol! It's an awesome one too. Btw I think it's very cool of you stopping in here, giving advice and help on users' circuits- and posting some too!..

Romualdo

9 years ago

Very good!!

hamilton1300

9 years ago

Is the sand box bigger in the beta version?

Igor

9 years ago

The size is exactly the same.

afinchum

9 years ago

Ohhh i thought you meant the phase difference per stage, my bad xD

faceblast

9 years ago

make it bigger hnnng

rbrtkurtz

9 years ago

That's what she said. Hey-o!

afinchum

9 years ago

If almost everything is the same, does that mean cross-platform community sharing and editing will be available?

afinchum

9 years ago

Ohh, never mind, i checked it out and it does! >:D Great Work!

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