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Jim Thompson
Perhaps I didn't draw my circuit right? I'm not the best ASCII artist.
This is what I have made (thanks to Jim Thompson for the circuit I
stole and reconfigured):
+5V o------------------o
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10K
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o-----> OUTPUT
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Gnd---o-----|
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330pF ___ |
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| 5K
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-5V/0V INPUT >-o-------o
course, my original problem was that it was intermittent. All I did
was add the capacitor, and it so far has been working 100% of the time.
Any thoughts? Or should I give up and never touch any components ever
again?
Maybe you had a bad solder joint? But your above circuit does not do
what you specified originally.
As drawn above, and working properly...
-24V Input --> ~0V Output
-12V Input --> ~0V Output
;-)
...Jim Thompson
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