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rickman wrote in :
Actually even single ended digital inputs don't have much hysteresis unless they are designed for that. Well, as a proportion if they only go high above soem fairly close approach to V+, then low when close to 0V, then the dead band could be wide, the aim was to eliminate false states so they ARE usually designed for it. ![]() your point on very low volt systems, if the actual difference is small even though proportionally it may not be. Anyway, now I know that the supply is so small, your suggestion of discrete transistors is almost certainly the way to go, unless there is enough similar demand out there to have cause an off-shelf part to be made. Normally I'd just look at how others are solving similar problems, so I guess the question I can ask is: what is the signficant difference in this case that prevents the nearest off-shelf answer from working? |
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