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10/03/2009 4:25 AM

What is the difference between mono stable and bi-stable SOV's?

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10/06/2009 9:07 AM

Mono means single so Mono-stable is single position stable. Bi means two so Bi-stable means two position stable. If you trigger mono-stable the output changes for fixed time interval and then it returns to original position. Bi-stable requires two input pulses to come back to original position as it has an intermediate stable position.

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