Re: Multiplying Frequency
- From: cbarn24050@xxxxxxx
- Date: 20 Jun 2006 08:40:41 -0700
newsrichie@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hey guys I was wondering if you could help me with a little problem. I
am trying to design circuit that will multiply frequency by 1.15. I am
trying to interface a manual transmission speed sensor to my cars
automatic transmission computer. My main problem is that I need to
convert every 36.5 Hz to 43 Hz. The signal can be either be 50% duty
cycle TTL or sine wave. I did some research and found some ways you can
multiply TTL but it won't be 50% duty cycle. Can I resolve this by
using a jk flip flop. I also thought about using a LM2917 (frequency to
voltage converter) and a XR2206 function generator IC configured in
voltage to frequency setup. My problem with this that I need a negative
supply when all I have available is +12V. I also vaguely remember
something about a multiplier IC, but don't even know where to get
started with that. Thanks for any advice.
-Richard
A fairly trivial program for a 8 pin micro.
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