Re: square waveform (555)
- From: Jamie <jamie_ka1lpa_not_valid_after_ka1lpa_@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 16 Jul 2006 21:30:13 -0700
Ken O wrote:
Hello everyone,maybe your caps in your supply is not holding charge.
Just liek to know if it is a normal thing that at LOW frequencies ( 15-25 Hz) that the output of a 555 timer is not exactly a square wave. At higher frequencies I get a perfect square wave (say between 50 and 300Hz). But at lower frequencies, the voltage when get to high, slowly decreases until the output of the 555 turns off.
So usinf a 6v supply, instead of getting 6v high 0v low. I get 6v high, 5.99v, 5.98 ... 5.89, (there is a small slope at the high) then it goes low to 0v. I am using 50% duty cycle.
I hope I was clear enough
thank you,
ken
test your supply voltage.
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