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Here is a link to my support dialog. But all I could get out of the simulation was a black screen with voltage and timing ticks along the left and bottom edges. And, this same forum engineer supplied me with a copy of an IC simulation of his own — one very similar to my IC requirement — he supplied a symbol and sample test bed to accelerate my learning curve. Since the charge rate and the threshold levels are directly proportional to the supply voltage Vcc, the frequency of oscillation f is independent of the supply voltage. It might be the heart beat for a new digital volume control I have been thinking about.

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The circuit shown above will trigger itself and free run as a multivibrator. Referring to the figure above: Each gate within the design has a few variables assigned to them so that the IC remains flexible and swdad to reuse in new projects: Oscillators remain stable, Amplifies and Buffers oscillate, whenever possible.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 26th, at Not good for an oscillator design. Not sure if this is the right place for you? It might be the heart beat for a new digital volume control I have been thinking about. The tool is free and comes with a lot of support.

To test my knowledge of digital design using the LTspice tool, I created a number of similar flip-flop components which are included in the download:. When the little instrument probe showed up as my mouse icon, I realized what was going on here. Referring to the figure above: Finally, I used the cursor measurement facility built into the LTspice window trace window. It is his effort and many others who make this forum such a valuable community resource.

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The tool is free and comes with a lot of support. Below is an example of how parameter assignment can be made as used in the test circuit described next: Look for my next blog post on this subject. I found ii note on the Old School Hacker blog with a fine solution.

I would like to thank Helmut Sennewald for his time and excellent service to the LTspice yahoo forum. After a little practice I improved the schematic diagram with the use of named nodes and seperation of the temporary load resistors R3 and R load from the more permanent circuit components. Look for my next blog post on this subject.

See the figure below for an initial design of the T S-R Flip-Flop, including a truth table in the form of a waveform diagram, the circuit, a pulse detector sub-circuit and their related assemblies. My first step was to check in with the LTspice forum on yahoo groups.

SWCAD III - plotting waveform

But still no oscillation, just flat line traces were observed. With the mouse click, waveform tracings would appear in the black panel. The capacitor C 2 charges through resistors R 1 and R 2 yet discharges through R 2 only.

And in so doing, the slower S-R Flip-Flop. But still no oscillation, just flat line traces were observed. Since the charge rate and the threshold levels are directly proportional to the supply voltage Vcc, the frequency of oscillation f is independent of the supply voltage. Thus, the duty cycle D may be precisely set by the ratio of these two resistors. These values are then within scope for automatic reuse by the 74HC component and flipflop subcomponent simulations.

The D Flip-Flop has an internal clock so I could eliminate the pulse maker sub-circuit. The reuse of this more full-featured LT supplied component in my design eliminated the home-brew pulse maker sub-circuit. This subcomponent was reused 4 times in the main IC logic diagram.

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