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In fact I notice, now I am starting to completely wake up this
morning, in my link if you remove all the tuning components and buffers, short the 330pF cap, and replace the inductor with a crystal it becomes a standard crystal oscillator circuit used with the 'HCU04. Seems to me it should work with the 'HC86 but there is always the possibility of spurious oscillations with such buffered gates. Steve VE3SMA PaoloC wrote in message ... Hi, thanks to all those who replied and discussed this topic, providing me with a lot of good suggestions. |
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I have built a few LC oscillators (VFOs) using a single gate of a
74HC04. Yes I know the 'HCU-4 should give less trouble, but I didn't have any at the time. For an example, see http://www.arsqrp.com/ars/images/bac...mages/Vfo1.gif It should be possible to insert a crystal somewhere in the feedback path to get a single-inverter crystal oscillator, though I have not tried it. The key is that the tuned circuit is used to provide an extra 180 degree phase shift. Steve VE3SMA PaoloC wrote in message ... Hi, thanks to all those who replied and discussed this topic, providing me with a lot of good suggestions. |
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In fact I notice, now I am starting to completely wake up this
morning, in my link if you remove all the tuning components and buffers, short the 330pF cap, and replace the inductor with a crystal it becomes a standard crystal oscillator circuit used with the 'HCU04. Seems to me it should work with the 'HC86 but there is always the possibility of spurious oscillations with such buffered gates. Steve VE3SMA PaoloC wrote in message ... Hi, thanks to all those who replied and discussed this topic, providing me with a lot of good suggestions. |
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Hi,
thanks to all those who replied and discussed this topic, providing me with a lot of good suggestions. In the end I might use a BJT/FET oscillator instead, especially if it works with the ex-CB XTAL of my other post. Troubleshooting with a receiver and a DVM is fun, but time consuming and often demotivating. I dream of an oscilloscope as much as I dream of an HF dipole up on the roof. Hopefully both will come with time, as well as children, a better wage, ... ;-) 73, Paolo IK1ZYW |
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![]() I have a working 74HC14 oscillator: "One gate of a 74HC14. 470ohm resistor from gate output to the parallel of 1Mohm//XTAL. 10pF and 33pF (from the junkbox) capacitors to ground on each side of the XTAL." I have successfully made a circuit using a single gate of the 74HC86 similar to you describe. I used 1K from the gate output to the 10MHz crystal. 12p capacitor on either side of the crystal to ground. It works very nicely! See the circuit diagram he http://www.hanssummers.com/radio/qrs...mod2/index.htm . 73 de Hans G0UPL http://www.HansSummers.com |
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![]() I have a working 74HC14 oscillator: "One gate of a 74HC14. 470ohm resistor from gate output to the parallel of 1Mohm//XTAL. 10pF and 33pF (from the junkbox) capacitors to ground on each side of the XTAL." I have successfully made a circuit using a single gate of the 74HC86 similar to you describe. I used 1K from the gate output to the 10MHz crystal. 12p capacitor on either side of the crystal to ground. It works very nicely! See the circuit diagram he http://www.hanssummers.com/radio/qrs...mod2/index.htm . 73 de Hans G0UPL http://www.HansSummers.com |
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