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    LM358 and TLO82 Difference

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    The LM358 op-amp was too slow to generate a pulse through a capacitor needed to trigger a 555 timer circuit. Switching to a faster TL082 op-amp solved a similar issue triggering a 4017 counter through a capacitor. For this application, an even faster comparator may work better than an op-amp, but a high slew rate, rail-to-rail output op-amp could also work.

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    The LM358 op-amp was too slow to generate a pulse through a capacitor needed to trigger a 555 timer circuit. Switching to a faster TL082 op-amp solved a similar issue triggering a 4017 counter through a capacitor. For this application, an even faster comparator may work better than an op-amp, but a high slew rate, rail-to-rail output op-amp could also work.

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    The LM358 op-amp was too slow to generate a pulse through a capacitor needed to trigger a 555 timer circuit. Switching to a faster TL082 op-amp solved a similar issue triggering a 4017 counter through a capacitor. For this application, an even faster comparator may work better than an op-amp, but a high slew rate, rail-to-rail output op-amp could also work.

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    The LM358 is too slow to get enough of a pulse thru the capacitor to trigger th e 555.

    I had a similar problem recently when trying to trigger a 4017 counter IC thru a capacitor. I switched to a TL082 (faster and available locally) op-amp a nd this fixed it. A comparator is even faster and swings farther, though. If you want to use an op-amp, look for a high slew rate and a rail-to-rail output. Reply With Quote

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