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A CD4093 is not a timing IC it is a SCHMITT TRIGGER. You can use it for a oscillator, but you should allso use a counter to get up to your .5 hour. It will be hard to get good resolts using a cap for .5 hour timing thats why we use counters. The CD4536 and CD4541 chips are an oscillator and counter in one chip.I want to use two CD4093 timing IC
Do you have a diagram of your CD4060 timer?Sorry ! I want to use CD4060 timing IC.. Because I only have cd4060 and cd4093 ic's in my stock.. I had made two timers 10/30 minutes using cd4060.. But how to append this both timer so that they can work as repeating timer 10/30..
Thanks..
Friend I do my own work..I only use forums if I get any problem or If I am confused. Forums are to help people and motivate them to create new achievements.. It is not for discouraging people..You should do your own work
Friend I know this site from past 1 year.The repeating timer which they have present are only fixed on/off timer.THAT means the off is equal to on time, eg : 10 minutes on and 10 minutes off. We cant set the on and off time values differently.. I THE repeating timer which I want will have on and off times values ie: 10 minutes on and 30 minutes off.. I you can create this repeatings timings 10/30 from the site you mentioned above then I will be very glad.That looks like this timer here;
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This page has the same circuit with the instructions to make it a repeating timer;
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FRIEND can you give me the circuit diagram.. So that i can analyze it..if you have a 10 min timer you are done with a 4017. you do not need to have a separate 30min timer.
FRIEND can you give me the circuit diagram.. So that i can analyze it..