Clock to run a circut, new way?
From: Saint (dane.boers_at_gmail.com)
Date: 02/19/05
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Date: 19 Feb 2005 05:02:34 -0800
Hello, im a uni/collage student and while experimenting in the lab I
created a small system which produces a 5V square wave signal to power
a digital TTL/CMOS circut. However, unlike the traditional clocks, e.g
555 timer, This clock uses no capcitor to create the delay for the
frequency. It works and is fully tested, with lab components and can
reach speeds of up to 17MHz. I am not sure if it has been invented
before, or even if it would be useful, but it could possibly be faster
or cheaper than some of its counterparts. Sorry I can not tell you how
I built it as i have not yet got a patent and want to keep it on the
low. Has anyone heard of something similar? or know any advantages of a
capacitorless clocking device? Any help with this would be appreciated.
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