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Anything related to Schmitt trigger circuits. Schmitt triggers are positive feedback comparator circuits exhibiting hysteresis.
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Initial pluse from schmitt trigger switch debouncer
I want to use a momentary, normally open, SPST switch to act as a clock pulse on 16x2 character display. Of course, my switch has some bounce so I was looking at debouncing circuits and I always see …
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Comparator with hysteresis equations
I'm trying to be sure I'm computing the values for this circuit right. Here's an example of the circuit I'm trying to build (it's going in a 12 V DC system, so I filled that in already).
I have a t …
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