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Comparator

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Voltage comparator 

published 11 years ago

Sine_eyed

11 years ago

Your circuit is set to 10hz. Look on the scope for the little grey bar that says 100ms. Observe the input completes one cycle every 100ms. 100ms = .1S therefore one cycle every 100ms = 10hz (0.1 x 10 = 1.0). Notice if you reduce the frequency of the input to 1hz the little grey bar now indicates one complete cycle every 1S, one cycle at 1S = 1hz. So the speed does change, but the program adjusts the scope (like you would do on a real one) so it's easier to see/ understand.

c_o_d_y

11 years ago

Thanks

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