alice@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> I want to make a classroom demonstration showing a flipflop in a meta-
> stable state. You know, power supply, perfboard, oscilloscope. I'd
> like to construct a circuit using a small number of chips, that uses
> feedback control to _guarantee_ that the flipflop is operated in a
> meta-stable state. My only idea so far is to build a delay locked
> loop that schmoo's the relative position of clock and data edges, such
> that the long term average output (after RC filter) is 50% of supply.
> But this requires a voltage controlled delay line, which isn't really
> a catalog part. Does anyone have a better idea of how to demonstrate
> meta-stability on a breadboard?
>
Does this article help any?
http://www.sigcon.com/Pubs/news/4_4.htm
Cheers,
Martin
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