thumbs upI read up what I can and try to apply it
when you grow your experience then you will notice that all the circuits out there are not readily through-tested and verified for every possible combination of parts available. As in fact - majority of the circuits are the copies or modified copies of the copies or modified copies already out there before , so some may have their original parts and connections significantly changed since the next user didn't use the ®parts and modified the circuit for the ones it got . . . what however is the worse case is when originally a simplified , theoretical circuit changed it's context to a highly functional one /!\ /!\ /!\I found the circuit I'm using because it does what I want
gave you an up-vote for an easy/simple solution -- but you can notice the inherent fade-OFF effect as a trade offLEDs to emitters
This "fade-OFF" effect presents in original TS's circuit too.gave you an up-vote for an easy/simple solution -- but you can notice the inherent fade-OFF effect as a trade off
UPS! -- i never noticed that . . . (or then again) ? did you try that with BC337 ← likely has slightly higher average ßThis "fade-OFF" effect presents in original TS's circuit too.
.model BC327 ako:BC327-25 PNP(BF=251)
.model BC337 ako:BC337-25 NPN(BF=251)
Because 9 V is *not* 9 V.t I'm still stuck on 9v is 9v! Why will it run on a 9vdc power supply and not a 9vdc Duracell?
it's worth to work out the answer to your question because such will reveal the information what you sometimes cannot predict/expectstill stuck on 9v is 9v! Why will it run on a 9vdc power supply and not a 9vdc Duracell?
Circuit with good timing stability.but when I put it on a battery the flashes speed up until they are constant on.
Also, since this comment addresses several posts, it is possible for both outputs to be on in some flipflop circuits. Not normal, but possible.
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