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Three important transistor switching circuits

 

Touch the end of wire W for a fraction of a second to B1 then to B2. Do you see why this type of circuit is called a bistable?

Start with C = 470µF and R = 47k

Push the switch, then wait. Do you see why this type of circuit is called a monostable?
Try the circuit with different capacitor C and resistor R.

Start with C = 470µF and R = 47k

This circuit is called an astable because it continually oscillates. This is similar (in principle) to the circuits which produce the "clock" pulses in computers. Again, try with different capacitors and resistors, R.

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