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(E)

(B)

(A)

(D)

(C)

FIGURE 3. MODE DEFINITION TIMING DIAGRAM

A - Turn-off delay in Dual Delay and Delayed Release mode.

B - Turn-on delay in Dual Delay and Delayed Operate mode; one-shot period in One-Shot mode.

C - Output remains on in Delayed Release and Dual Delay modes due to negative trigger

transition before the turn-off delay is over.

D - Output remains off in Delayed Operate mode due to positive trigger transition before

the turn-on delay is over.

E - One-Shot period extended by re-triggering.

Note:

∆ is the programmed delay.

TRIGGER

OUT (Dual Delay)

OUT (Delayed Release)

OUT (Delayed Operate)

OUT (One-Shot)

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ONE-SHOT

MODE

DELAYED RELEASE MODE

PROGRAMMED

TURN-OFF

DELAY

TRIGGER

TIME-BASE CLK

A

B

OUT

FIGURE 4. LS7210 TIMING DIAGRAM

Note 1. - A, B and Trigger inputs are clocked into the input latches with the negative edge of the time-base clock.

Note 2. - In all modes except One-Shot, the output changes with the positive transition of the time-base clock.

In One-Shot mode the output is turned on with the negative transition and turned off with the positive

transition of the time-base clock.

C

R

+V

5

7

14

+V

FIGURE 2.

LS7210 OSCILLATOR CONNECTION

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