Thanks! I'll get one ordered up. I'm working on getting some basic components. I need to get some supplies built up.
Thanks! I'll get one ordered up. I'm working on getting some basic components. I need to get some supplies built up.
Order a few NE555 as well - these are more like the original and draw a bit more power but might be more robust for an automotive application.Thanks! I'll get one ordered up. I'm working on getting some basic components. I need to get some supplies built up.
Will do!Order a few NE555 as well - these are more like the original and draw a bit more power but might be more robust for an automotive application.
It depends on among other things, the load you're driving, standby power requirement, and the area you want to devote to the circuit.Any advantages to this vs the 555?
Yes.Interesting. Is this the IC you are referring to:http://www.futurlec.com/4000Series/CD4093.shtml
Either polarity input pulse, either polarity output pulse, output swings much closer to the rails for more solid FET turn on and turn off.Any advantages to this vs the 555?
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