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As previously mentioned you want an NE567 tone detector PLL IC - simple to use, and does just what you need.
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You will need several 567s to cover the range. I worked up a design using the CD4046, it takes 3 circuits to cover the range of 1 hz to 1kHz. If you build it, please let me know how well it works. Oops I forgot, use a coupling capacitor to pin 14 unless the signal is logic level.
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i was wondering that, is (s)he is trying to cover the entire range of 1hz to 1K using PLL(s)!!
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hmmm....
" You will need several 567s to cover the range. I worked up a design using the CD4046, it takes 3 circuits to cover the range of 1 hz to 1kHz. "".. this comment inspired me to think like that.. |
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yes you can make a pll with a 555, but i doubt that in the frec that you want to, thas was my first desing of pll, a xor gate, a low pass, an amplifier, an that was done, i was quite amazed, was in lock even when they have differen duty cycles, in this case you may do it, digitally, with a rate of meassure, with a computer, example if you want to buil a tacometer.
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with a PIC, maybe 1hz is too much
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