What is the common and easy to do application of bistable multivibrator? I really need suggestions here.
uhm, sir, this is not an assignment, well sort of, but this is our minor design, I'm about to those who have done a simple application of bistableMust be some similar assignments going around - http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/showthread.php?t=40163
So, the bistable multivibrator is the s-r latch? Is that right? So, to get a application I just need to find application of s-r latch, then convert it to trasistor? Am I correct?Cross-coupled NOR gates are about as simple as you can get. If you want to change states when the inputs go to 0V, use cross-coupled NAND gates.
I vote for the cross-coupled gates. What can be simpler than a single IC, unless the circuit needs to use non-standard logic voltages?Actually 2 transistors are the simplest set reset latch. What is your application? Or is that the assignment (coming up with an application and designing around it)?
Why do you need to use discrete transistors?So, the bistable multivibrator is the s-r latch? Is that right? So, to get a application I just need to find application of s-r latch, then convert it to trasistor? Am I correct?
Your guess is as good as mine.As for discrete transistors, it is possible this is an assignment requirement.
uhm, sir, this is not an assignment, well sort of, but this is our minor design, I'm about to those who have done a simple application of bistable