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Corrected the connected to point for the 1K resistor.
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Michael Karas
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You might need to apply hysterisishysteresis to OA2 - this has the effect of minimizing the effect of noise as the signal from OA1 gets close to the threshold point defined by R7. Try a 1k ohm in series with the signal from OA1 to invertingnon-inverting input of OA2 and something like a 100k to 1M ohm from output of OA2 back to its non-inverting input. The size of this feedback resistor will set the amount of hysteresis.

You might need to apply hysterisis to OA2 - this has the effect of minimizing the effect of noise as the signal from OA1 gets close to the threshold point defined by R7. Try a 1k ohm in series with the signal from OA1 to inverting input of OA2 and something like a 100k to 1M ohm from output of OA2 back to its non-inverting input.

You might need to apply hysteresis to OA2 - this has the effect of minimizing the effect of noise as the signal from OA1 gets close to the threshold point defined by R7. Try a 1k ohm in series with the signal from OA1 to non-inverting input of OA2 and something like a 100k to 1M ohm from output of OA2 back to its non-inverting input. The size of this feedback resistor will set the amount of hysteresis.

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You might need to apply hysterisis to OA2 - this has the effect of minimizing the effect of noise as the signal from OA1 gets close to the threshold point defined by R7. Try a 1k ohm in series with the signal from OA1 to inverting input of OA2 and something like a 100k to 1M ohm from output of OA2 back to its non-inverting input.