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We can use the 555 timer to hold the cost down of adding a triggered sweep to an economy oscilloscope. The timer is triggered by the circuit’s input op amp, adjusting its flip-flop and cutting off its discharge transistor so that capacitor C can charge. The flip-flop resets and the transistor conducts when capacitor voltage reaches the timer’s control voltage […]
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Pulses are received by the timer from the distributor points. When the timer output is high, Meter M receives a calibrated current through R6. The meter don’t receives any current for that part of the duty cycle after time-out. A visible indication of engine speed is provided by integration of the variable duty cycle by the meter movement. Here’s the […]
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An excellent tone burst generator can be made using 556 Dual Timer. We can connect the first half as a one-shot and the second half as an oscillator. The oscillator turns on because the pulse established by the one-shot turns, allowing a burst to be generated. Here is the circuit diagram: [Source: Philips Semiconductors Application Note]
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As well as in dual (symmetric) supply, AD598 LVDT signal conditioning circuit can be configured in single supply operation, here is the schematic diagram of the circuit: The step-by-step procedure to determine the components values for this circuit is available in the AD598 datasheet. [Source: Analog Devices]
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