Hello,
I am using similar circuit to the attached one
The design shows two 555, the one on the right side working as monostable and which is the one of my interested in this post.
The 10uF capacitor between pin 8-12 (threshold-trigger) and GND makes the monostable circuit to start ON when powering the circuit.
If instead of connecting the capacitor to GND I connected it to VCC makes the circuit to start OFF when powering the circuit, would this be a valid approach? Are there other ways to make the circuit to start OFF when powering it up?
Thanks
I am using similar circuit to the attached one
The design shows two 555, the one on the right side working as monostable and which is the one of my interested in this post.
The 10uF capacitor between pin 8-12 (threshold-trigger) and GND makes the monostable circuit to start ON when powering the circuit.
If instead of connecting the capacitor to GND I connected it to VCC makes the circuit to start OFF when powering the circuit, would this be a valid approach? Are there other ways to make the circuit to start OFF when powering it up?
Thanks