Generate pwm using ic 555: Add a diode: Difference between revisions
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pwm% = \frac{ T_\text{on} }{ T_\text{on} + T_\text{off}} = \frac{0.8 R_1 C}{0.8 R_1 C + 0.7 R_2 C } | pwm% = \frac{ T_\text{on} }{ T_\text{on} + T_\text{off}} | ||
= \frac{0.8 R_1 C}{0.8 R_1 C + 0.7 R_2 C } | |||
= \frac{0.8 R_1 }{0.8 R_1 + 0.7 R_2 } | |||
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The simulation file: [[File:555 diode 300 300.circuitjs.txt]] | The simulation file: [[File:555 diode 300 300.circuitjs.txt]] |
Revision as of 13:51, 5 August 2024
Method 2; Longer low time: Add a Diode
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The schematics.
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The simulations.
The added diode shorts the out the resistor during the charging cycle; thus the capacitor charges directly from removing , though a small leakage current will flow through it. The constants are modified due to the voltage drop of .
The simulation file: File:555 diode 300 300.circuitjs.txt