Re: bjt smidth (Schmitt) trigger intuion question
I wrote: No, I see that the model is in the schematic already.? But the symbol is missing. Andy
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Andy
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Re: bjt smidth (Schmitt) trigger intuion question
Use a Schmitt trigger circuit to monitor the +12 V line with hysteresis, and another Schmitt trigger circuit to monitor the -12 V line with hysteresis. Andy
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Andy
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Re: bjt smidth (Schmitt) trigger intuion question
The schematic is missing the TL431 symbol, and perhaps its model. Andy
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Andy
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
OK, I deleted the 10V supply, and tied the Vcc pin of the voltage monitor to the +Vin supply. Then, insert a 4-6 volt (I used 4.7V 1N750) in series with the Opto coupler LED drive line and the upper
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Terry
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Re: bjt smidth (Schmitt) trigger intuion question
Hello , the circuit bellow does what needs to be done. As shown below and in LTspice files. I want to try and use the shmidt trigger idia also and compare. How do conpvert the shmidt trigger circuit
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john23
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
Hello Terry , You put 10V in the Vcc. I only have the slow rising +12V -12V sources. What could be done?
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john23
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
That's a bad idea. The file someone downloads might not match the one you used.? That's especially true a year or two from now when someone comes across your files and can't get them to work. Also,
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Andy
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
Ok Andy. I changed the Vcc for the voltage monitor chip (MC33161) to the positive input supply...and the cycle failed when the V+ supply dropped below 3-4 Volts while the V- supply was still a few
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Terry
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5 files uploaded
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The following items have been added to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /VoltageMonitorSpice/DMG6602SVTQ_N.asy (
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
Hello Terry, also I dont have 10V VCC. I only have my +12V -12V what should i put in the chip? Thanks.
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john23
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
Hello Terry,Here is a link to the great photo you sent. Could you please send the LTspice files? Thanks. https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/308/1/MC34161_D-2315674.pdf
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john23
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
OK, I put a screen shot on the Groups,io photo link...titled "Power God Switch" You can easily find the datasheets, but if needed, I can send the LTspice model files. Terry
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Terry
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Photo Capture.JPG uploaded
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
I don't recall that you had a D flop.? Did you? In any event, you should separate the two things you want done: * Triggering on specific voltages, and * The SR flop or D flop logic operation.
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Andy
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
Terry, I think you are trying to attach screenshots to your messages.? This group strips anything attached to the messages, so your screenshots never made it.? They were removed at the server.
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Andy
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
Hello, Terry there is no NCV33361 component and unfortunetly the massage you posted doesnt have any ltspice simulation circuit. Hello Andy , Yes you are corrent if we have sudden overshoot it will not
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john23
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
I'm unsure why the attachments are not coming through the groups.io link. How do I attach a file using this link? Terry WA7LGY
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Terry
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
What your picture shows is the two "input" signals V(in+) and V(in-) each ramp towards +12 V and -12 V respectively, and then the outputs suddenly switch ON. That's fine, but you need to remember that
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Andy
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
I tried, didn't work. Let's try again. I think this is what you are describing. The NCV33361 is a positive and negative power supply monitor setup so the Out1 pin is saturated when the IN1 is less the
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Terry
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Re: representing SR flip flop switches
Hello Terry, You didnt give any link to a circuit :-)
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john23
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