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In the 74121, which is nonretriggerable, any triggers that come in before the end of the timing cycle are ignored.
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- 1. A single Schmitt trigger inverter is all that is needed to build a simple astable multivibrator.
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- 2. The bistable multivibrator is an R-C flip-flop.
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- 3. The input levels to a flip-flop must be maintained for a minimum time period both before and after the edge of the clock signal is applied.
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- 4. The 7805 will get very hot if your circuit draws more than 0.5 A.
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- 5. There is no way to eliminate the effects of a switch bounce.
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- 6. When extremely critical timing is required, a quartz crystal can be used.
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- 7. A comparator simply outputs a HIGH or LOW based on a comparison of the voltage levels at its input.
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- 8. When the 74123, a retriggerable monostable multivibrator device, ends its timing cycle it must be started all over again.
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- 9. Timing accuracy of more than eight significant digits can be easily achieved by using quartz crystals.
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- 10. The 74S124 TTL chip is a voltage-controlled oscillator that will generate a specific frequency at Vout.
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