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Frequency doubling of square waves

N.R. Joshi

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Abstract

A simple circuit for doubling the frequency of a square wave is presented. It uses a voltage-controlled monostable delay circuit in an error-correcting loop. Unity mark-space ratio is maintained at the output in spite of changes in component values and device parameters.

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A simple circuit for doubling the frequency of a square wave is presented. It uses a voltage-controlled monostable delay circuit in an error-correcting loop. Unity mark-space ratio is maintained at the output in spite of changes in component values and device parameters.

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A simple circuit for doubling the frequency of a square wave is presented. It uses a voltage-controlled monostable delay circuit in an error-correcting loop. Unity mark-space ratio is maintained at the output in spite of changes in component values and device parameters.

Key concepts: Multivibrator, Square wave, Square (algebra), Voltage, Mathematics, Simple (philosophy), Control theory (sociology), Physics

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