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Re: Sequencer length double.... Chris ?

2004-09-30 by John P

if the USG period is 2x the sequence length, you have the divide-by-2
you want.
Use the USG gate out as your ACPR control, set rise and fall times
equal. It'll take a little adjusting but it'll work without consuming
all your gear.

John P wrote:

>As long as the sequencer speed is fixed, you can use a USG, triggered
>from the last stage, and set to 2x the duration of the sequence length.
>
>James R. Coplin wrote:
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>>Anyone successfully wired up a flip-flop with a pair of blogs? I only
>>have the ons blog so I can’t try it. Alternately, can a nand gate be
>>constructed with an or, xor, not and some other modules?
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>>James R. Coplin
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