CK1100 Datasheet | Unknown Manufacturer

DESCRIPTION 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. A diode on the input protects the MV’s if the battery is connected wrongly. One LED should be on for about twice the time of the other. The LED in the monostable MV should remain off. In the RS flip flop one LED should turn on and stay on. Play with touching the flying wires to the trigger, set & reset points. Try to follow what happens on the circuit diagram when you touch a lead. What you see is all to do with transistors acting as switches and capacitorscharging and discharging with a time constant determined by an R and a C in the charge path. You cannot do any harm to the ponents by playing with the flying wires. If you have access to a CRO look at the changes of the base/emitter voltages of the transistors as you touch trigger, set & reset. puter memory elements (the group of circuit ponents in a memory IC which stores each 'bit' - binary digit)...