modified 9 years ago

SET RESET FLIP FLOP

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SET RESET FLIP FLOP, to help understand how the flip flop operates.

published 9 years ago

nikisalli

9 years ago

Very nice. Have you tested it in real life?

ferlop

9 years ago

You are pretty good in electronics, you said that yourself, this circuits are very basic, they will work in real, why don't you test it?.................. .............................................................................You should be able to tell whether this circuits will work in real just by looking at them!

nikisalli

9 years ago

This seems to use the self capacitance of the leds so i asked because i can't test this circuit now

nikisalli

9 years ago

And not all the circuits can be classified as "working" or "not working" by just looking at them (only hurz seems to know that just by looking at a circuit)

ferlop

9 years ago

No, it is not using leds capacitance, it is simpler than that, and you disappoint me, you attack others for their circuits, and yet a little simple circuit has you baffled???????????????????

nikisalli

9 years ago

Hey calm down, i'm not saying anything

nikisalli

9 years ago

I've just Asked if it works in real life because i really need a simple sr latch in my circuits. And i've tested it so thanks in any case

ferlop

9 years ago

OK, I am calm down, I assumed you were putting me down, my mistake and forgive me. No problem, yeah this is a good simple latch, I expect it to work fine, but I will board it for a test.

nikisalli

9 years ago

I'm testing it right now

nikisalli

9 years ago

It didn't work to me on breadboard

ferlop

9 years ago

The mosfet flipflop in simulation gives out 5 volts, I don't have any mosfets to try. One possible candidate: BS170 MOSFET N-CH 60V 500MA TO-92 FSC.

nikisalli

9 years ago

I tried with 2n3904 transistors but i'll try with mosfets

ferlop

9 years ago

I also tried same transistor. : ( NG.

nikisalli

9 years ago

Tomorrow i'm going to try with some fets founded in a broken switching psu

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