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Optimal Design of Monolithic Machine Reset Time

Xuewu Li

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MCS-51 Monolithic machine reset is achieved by external circuitry.Reset time is identified as a critical design parameters,in the actual operation environment,the reset time,rather long and may lead to applications in the reset time is not reset,leading to system error has occurred;and vice versa.This gives a simple and easy-on reset circuit.

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MCS-51 Monolithic machine reset is achieved by external circuitry.Reset time is identified as a critical design parameters,in the actual operation environment,the reset time,rather long and may lead to applications in the reset time is not reset,leading to system error has occurred;and vice versa.This gives a simple and easy-on reset circuit.

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MCS-51 Monolithic machine reset is achieved by external circuitry.Reset time is identified as a critical design parameters,in the actual operation environment,the reset time,rather long and may lead to applications in the reset time is not reset,leading to system error has occurred;and vice versa.This gives a simple and easy-on reset circuit.

Key concepts: Reset (finance), Versa, Computer science, Simple (philosophy), Electronic engineering, Control theory (sociology), Engineering, Control (management)

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