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Yes, there is a trigger. Here is the schematic.
http://mysite.verizon.net/nonobar/circuit.jpg There's actually a capacitor coupling the trigger pulse into the diodes (I forgot to show it). The two bias resistors going to -15 are critical as are the commutating capacitors (not shown) across the 3.3k resistors. It wants to work, but in a very unstable manner. I think I simply may be taxing the rise times of the 3904s. Pete "Barrie Hiern" wrote in message news ![]() Do you have a trigger before the flip-flop??? "Peter Barbella" wrote in message news:_VkYd.142$qN3.78@trndny01... Hello Gang, I've got a crystal (7.155 mhz) that I need to use at half frequency. I decided to pump it into a flip flop, but I'm having an awful time using 2n3904 transistors. The triggering seems to be a very challenging design issue. Anybody have any thoughts, (or other ideas for halving frequency)? |
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