[sdiy] using system resetting chips for synth use
anthony
aankrom at bluemarble.net
Tue Apr 11 04:47:12 CEST 2006
When the voltage in a system containing a CPU goes below a certain level it
send out a 'reset' pulse to the CPU.
So here you have a 3-pin device that sends out a pulse when the voltage goes
below a certain level. There's some power on behavior too I think, like a
delay between multiple resets. I'm sure exactly.
If you tear apart enough computers, VCR's and CD players you'll accumulate a
lot of them, especially if you're me and save everything, albeit all taken
apart and sorted and catalogued. I have a datasheet for almost every chip
I've scrounged. And some of the ones that I can find a brief description for
but no datasheet drive me NUTZ!
> anthony wrote:
>
>> I was looking through all of the different little system reset IC's that
>> I have
>
> Can you please explain what a "system reset IC" is exactly. I've heard of
> a "reset vector"s ect.
>
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