RC and NOT gate oscilator

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01:57:18

Greatly reduced stabilizing cap, which had more of an effect than I thought. It made it possible to increase the positive feedback, so the signal needs much less cleanup to be used as a clock source.

It seems every passive component has a significant effect on the frequency. This is not 555-quality.

published 8 years ago

FernandoCPF

8 years ago

?khe?

eekee

8 years ago

?khe khe? A NOT gate is just an inverting amplifier.

hurz

8 years ago

What it is http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5296564424933376

eekee

8 years ago

Pff! You beat me to publishing a Schmidt trigger, hurz.

hurz

8 years ago

Schmitt

redpistonegon54

8 years ago

use a Ninja Clock to generate triggerable blinking signal!!!!!!!

eekee

8 years ago

@redpistonegon54: what? Using digital logic gates as analogue amplifiers isn't ninja enough for you? ;)

redpistonegon54

8 years ago

Your oscillator is using components that aren't digital. I'm using only digital components

redpistonegon54

8 years ago

The capacitor could explode if you haven't used the right resistor. If you use only digital components, there isn't the risk of destroying the circuit

redpistonegon54

8 years ago

Intrruptable oscillator

redpistonegon54

7 years ago

Dafuq?

eekee

7 years ago

Wow... there's a high risk of destroying digital components when they're made into oscillators -- they're not designed for it; oscillation is an analog effect.

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