No it does not. The OR gate locks up to a hard Hi O/P 1 then when the O/P goes to Lo the gate gets a hard "0" via the feed-back Cap.
The OP revised his conditions, and said bounce settles in a fixed time, that my circuit will adjust to by a variation of the Cap. Any logarithmic ringing below the Hi threshhold is ignored, (~ 2/3 Vcc). Regards Ken
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John Larkin
But it's an OR gate.
CRAP .or. 0 = CRAP
John
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John Fields
And how would you handle the detection of the proper low-going edge?
Schematic, please.
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JosephKK
D from BC snipped-for-privacy@comic.com posted to sci.electronics.design:
Now if someone wants to breadboard it or simulate it in spice i would like to see the results.
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Jim Thompson
That's the classic approach. IIRC there is a version that somehow gets both positive and negative edge triggers from a single 9602.
I also don't know if the 9602 can handle the fast edges that "D from BC" mentions.
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D from BC
The lower the tp ...the more I can increase the frequency in my app.
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Jim Thompson
I suspect the cleanest approach would be two D-flops that catch the first occurrence of a transition (positive or negative) and cross-lock in some fashion to accomplish the "blanking interval"... neither one having to try to follow the vigorous ringing.
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John Larkin
A fast input spike can fire both one-shots! Then the fun begins.
John
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D from BC
If I have this right...
4 device delays for neg edge.
4 device delays for pos edge.
IIRC, the JL cct only has a 2 device delay.
D from BC
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Jim Thompson
My thoughts....
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make a flip-flop that can alternately be positive- or negative-edge triggered, by adding XOR in front of clock input and tying one XOR input back to output.
BUT... DELAY switch-over to avoid racing.
My 74HC74 model indicates it can't cope with 20ns/20ns noise, so faster logic is needed.
Timings, etc., for illustration only... squeeze to fit ;-)
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D from BC
Hey... that looks good. :) It looks like a hairballized spin off of JFs circuit. Still with 2 gate tp. Impressive.... :)
One detail I'm wondering about... You have Pre and Clr connected together for a system reset. Shouldn't one or the other be used..Not both..
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Jim Thompson
Yep, Just spotted that myself ;-)
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John Larkin
I think you can eliminate the HC04 by using Qbar of the ff.
John
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John Larkin
Actually, just pull them high. There's really no powerup preference for either state.
John
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Jim Thompson
I don't know. BOTH the clock flip AND the D-input need delay... otherwise SUAH timings are violated and the 74HC74 has "arrhythmia" ;-)
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Jim Thompson
It's only a simulation convenience.
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JosephKK
John Larkin snipped-for-privacy@highNOTlandTHIStechnologyPART.com posted to sci.electronics.design:
Though i did not design it that way, i could certainly translate the design into the fuse patterns at the time. I expect i could still do it today. Not that i would want to.
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JosephKK
John Larkin snipped-for-privacy@highNOTlandTHIStechnologyPART.com posted to sci.electronics.design:
I finally managed to post one. Decided on 20 pF instead.
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Ken S. Tucker
Input ------>
OR ====> o/p ----> | |__________ | | cap | ground
Regards Ken
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JosephKK
John Larkin snipped-for-privacy@highNOTlandTHIStechnologyPART.com posted to sci.electronics.design:
Maybe, they are cross interlocked.
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