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CK1100 - OSCILLATOR BUILDING BLOCKS

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Most basic electronic text books give a review of these three MV's.

We suggest you use a text book as well as our explanations below in order to get a good understanding of these basic topics.

When the 9V battery is connected, the astable MV should flash from one LED to the other.

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Part number CK1100
Manufacturer ETC
File Size 58.56 KB
Description OSCILLATOR BUILDING BLOCKS
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    CK1100 - OSCILLATOR BUILDING BLOCKS Oscillators are everywhere in electronics. They are a basic building block upon which the whole structure of electronics and computers is based. This kit looks at the 3 basic types of multivibrators (MV). They are designed to have zero, one or two stable states; the astable (the prefix 'a' means 'not') or free running MV, the monostable MV (also called the one-shot) and the flip-flop or bistable ('bi' means 2, bistable means 2 stable states.) In the flip-flop MV a trigger pulse or control signal is required to change from one state to the other. MV's use regenerative (positive) feedback; the active components present within the circuit operate as switches being alternately cutoff or driven into saturation.
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