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How to Design Pulse Generator > 1Mhz?

10/07/2010 1:59 AM

what is the circuit to design a square wave generator with frequency >1Mhz...

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Re: How to Design Pulse Generator > 1Mhz?

10/07/2010 8:47 AM
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10/07/2010 12:21 PM

I hav desined it before only mut iam getting on millisec range abut i want the timeperiod in micro seconds(i.e in MHz frequency...)

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10/09/2010 9:24 AM

The circuit and principle suggested by RDGRNR is fine, just use fast enough parts to do the job. I recommend the TLV3501 (link), with its 4.5ns response. It also has a 30-ohm rail-rail output, which simplifies the circuit. For single-supply operation you can add an extra resistor, as shown in part of fig 7.1 from AoE 3rd edition (right). Just choose R and C small enough for the frequency you want, e.g. 100pF and 909 ohms for 5MHz. I'd drop the values of the other resistors by 5 to 10x.

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10/10/2010 8:10 AM

One other simple point, Ejaz484, if you want a true square wave, with 50% duty cycle, the standard approach is to make 2 f with your oscillator, and use a divider flip flop to get your perfect square wave.

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10/12/2010 2:13 AM

Sir can u also say why we need to 3.3eV energy to exicite an electron from valancy band to conduction band when it's bandgap energy is 1.1eV

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10/11/2010 12:10 AM

Thanks sir for ur advices and circuits....

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10/12/2010 7:49 AM

Sir can u plz explain how this circuit works by explaing significance of each and every component in the circuit please....?

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10/30/2010 3:52 AM

you have to design pulse generator with the help of 555 timer ic and not with the help of op-amp because at this the effect of slew rate is coming which distort the square wave.you can simply use 555 timer as a schmitt trigger.

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11/01/2010 8:49 AM

sajal, you haven't followed up for us on your question, "how to generate high voltage impulses with the help of electronic circuit", in the High Voltage Pulses thread.

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