I know 1RC is when the voltage across the capacitor has reached approx. 63% of Vs.
In multivibrator transistor circuits I see the time constant multiplied by 0.7.
I know 0.7V is the switching on voltage for a BJT.
Is this why 0.7 is used?
But Ive seen CMOS ics circuits use 0.7 in multivibrator/timing circuits
CMOS use FETS not BJT.
In multivibrator transistor circuits I see the time constant multiplied by 0.7.
I know 0.7V is the switching on voltage for a BJT.
Is this why 0.7 is used?
But Ive seen CMOS ics circuits use 0.7 in multivibrator/timing circuits
CMOS use FETS not BJT.