hello circuit sits high pulse say 1.2v monostable ? Bistable ? it pulls down to 275 mv on scope and then pulls up again
what type of circuit would i use to implement new to electronics so forgive me regards dave

 

Your question is not clear at all. Post your schematic so we can see what you are talking about.

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Welcome to AAC!

I don't understand what you're asking.

1. What does "circuit sits high pulse" mean?
2. What pulls down to 275mV? What is the device?
3. What does it pull up to?

 

Hi , can you please post a circuit diagram so we can assist you further.

 

Welcome to AAC!

You can do it with RC and Schmitt trigger gates or you can use a monostable multivibrator circuit such as CD4528.

 

Welcome to AAC!

I don't understand what you're asking.

1. What does "circuit sits high pulse" mean?
2. What pulls down to 275mV? What is the device?
3. What does it pull up to?

hello thank you the voltage is 1.2v it then goes low like a negative pulse 275mv like it switches i have picture of the captured edge
regards dave

 

I understand that you're new to electronics, but that's still not an excuse for not answering all of the relevant questions.

i have picture of the captured edge

Where's the picture?

 

I understand that you're new to electronics, but that's still not an excuse for not answering all of the relevant questions.
Where's the picture?

Welcome to AAC!

You can do it with RC and Schmitt trigger gates or you can use a monostable multivibrator circuit such as CD4528.

Hello sir thank you I used a 2 diodes in series 0.8 1N1418 and germanium 0.2v however it lowers the resistance to much by 120 mv regards dave

 

Welcome to AAC!

You can do it with RC and Schmitt trigger gates or you can use a monostable multivibrator circuit such as CD4528.

Welcome to AAC!

You can do it with RC and Schmitt trigger gates or you can use a monostable multivibrator circuit such as CD4528.

mr chips do u have a link to circuit and thank you

 

I googled RC monostable.

 

I googled RC monostable.

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Perfect very much appreciated is there any timing involved as I captured the image on scope kind regards Dave

 

4093 ic mr chips solved the problem thank you for pointing me in the right direction dave