CD4521 DATASHEET PDF
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Again, kudos to brhans for spotting the problem first.
I’ll look out for this issue from now on. The logic gate just after the RESET signal is an inverter the remains of other, removed, signal lines make the inverter symbol a little unclear.
A well adjusted watch crystal is accurate enough for most applications. The pic stuff is something I will be working on in the future. You shouldn’t xd4521 grounding it. With a 12F and a Hz watch crystal you could have a pretty accurate 1Hz timebase. Diver Well-Known Member May 18, It is possible that this has already damaged the IC, to a greater or lesser extent.
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CD4521 24-Stage Frequency Divider IC
Due to the low resolution of web images, I can not make out the text very well. You just copy timer0 bit 7 to an output pin with a prescaler.
No problem if you dont really need this. Note that the TI datasheet is a scan of an earlier Harris Semiconductor datasheet, so it does not have the high resolution of typical modern datasheets. datssheet
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Replacing a 4 pin leaded inductor with a 2 pin Started by gkmaia Yesterday at It depends on how dztasheet accuracy you really need. The solution there is to use a 50 percent duty cycle one-half Hertz oscillator. There are lot’s of posters here who could supply it. That is fairly inaccurate in the short term, but is corrected so that the long-term drift is zero, as many electric clocks use the mains frequency as a reference.
To create a one second time base, I went looking for this: I cd45521 and would like to use your suggested circuit. Another solution is a The temperature is the same between the two units and they both operate reliably so far.
If you are lucky, any internal damage has been confined to the driver for pin 7, which you aren’t using. I found the attached circuit on the web. I do have a good scope once I learn to ce4521 it. I’ve looked at that inner circuit diagram many times for various reasons, but I totally overlooked the issue with Pin 7!
Pin 7 is an output. Sign up using Email and Password.
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Potentiometer Questions Started by norbss Yesterday at I’ve edited the original image from the TI datasheet datasyeet you linked, to remove extraneous parts. After a bit of a learning curve, I got it to alternately blink two leds and was so happy I let it run for an hour. The Maxim part is expensive because it is Temperature Compensated, so it has circuitry that is probably individually calibrated at several temperatures.
Therefore, after each going through an inverter, the two inputs to the NAND gate in the diagram are both High, and its output is Low. Home Questions Tags Users Unanswered. It may also have damaged one or both of these ICs. This is where my inexpierence shows.
Datawheet, easy, and accurate. Most GPS receivers can give a 1 pulse per second output that is seriously accurate as it comes from the frequency standards in the satellites.
Not everyone likes or wants to use microcontrollers and i understand this, so dataasheet solution is to use an LM and a capacitor and a few resistors to make a 1Hz oscillator. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Is there a way to bring your circuit down to 5 volts? Hi there Jack, I would like to ask you an important question, but i’ll save that for later.
As colin55 said in post 2, just use the 1HZ output from a 1.