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Anything related to the rise time of a signal. The rise time is a parameter used to characterize abrupt transitions in a signal waveform. It is usually defined as the time needed by the signal to go from the 10% to the 90% of the level it attains at the end of the transition.

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What rise time should pulse have to have desired pulse width [closed]

I have a question regarding my high speed laser driver. I want to have 10ns width pulse. What rise/fall time I would need to have that I can say I still have 10ns pulse. Is there any percentage that ...
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Minimizing pulled open collector output rise time on 74LS09

I have a circuit that calls for one open collector buffer for driving a shared line (/WAIT via Zilog Z80) and one typical AND gate. I've consolidated these into a single 74LS09 open collector quad 2-...
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Understanding photodiode modes and practical effect on noise vs response time tradeoffs for audio applications

I am an experimental musician with admittedly very little electronics experience (but I do have a mathematics degree) trying to find a decent photodiode for a project where I send audio signals via ...
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Very short rise and fall time with relay

My question is related to the question here. I need very fast rise and fall time (below 2ns) and pulse width of 50ns. Load is 50ohm and voltage is 250V. I have achieved the rise time with a mercury ...
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Clock line of SDIO bus has worse rise/fall time than rest of bus

I have an ATWILC3000 wifi module connected to a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3+ over 4-bit SDIO. It's throwing a lot of bus errors at higher frequencies (currently running at 1 MHz for stability when ...
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Fast rise time reed relay

I am currently working on a project related that I asked before here. The purpose is to have 2ns rise time 30ns pulse width at 250V (with 50ohm load). Repetition is 30hz. I tried avalanche transistor ...
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Fast switch rise time techniques

This question is continuation of this question: High Frequency Square Wave Generator I am trying to drive a 400V supply and 50ohm load with an RF MOSFET which has a rise time of 3-4 ns and fall time ...
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How to calculate the rise time?

The figure shows a modification, from state A to state B, carried out on the cell at the output of circuit (X). In both cases, the voltage at point A is the same. The transistors M1 and M2 keep the ...
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Can I calculate minimum rise time of a transmission line if I know the length and the loss tangent?

Overview: I am trying to work out if it's possible to transmit my 1.2Gbps MIPI data down a 600mm long flexible PCB strip. Assuming I have the impedance correct, will the signal still be degraded by ...
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Timing specifications in a communication protocol

I am having this I2C EEPROM Chip from Onsemi - CAT24C In table 6, AC Characteristics of the datasheet, only the Minimum time is provided for the SCL clock low and high period. My questions : Not ...
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RC Time Constant simulator

I am trying to write a simple simulation of a Resistor / Capacitor network. I need to calculate the voltage across the capacitor as the input moves up and down. The problem is that there is two ...
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CMOS inverter in series

I have the circuit below. Now my question is: why the rise time and fall time measured on Vout are the same as in a circuit using only one inverter gate? I know the propagation delay is the sum of ...
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Relationship between harmonic's amplitude and square wave's Tr and Pw

I started reading this TI guide on high speed layout guidelines and had some question on the theory of clock signals (pages 2 and 3). From the image below it's clear that the amplitude of the first ...
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Pullup Rise Time On AVR External Interrupt

Background I am designing a simple lamp dimmer using the Atmel ATTiny441 microcontroller. To this end, I have designed a very basic zero-cross detector which feeds the external interrupt pin (INT0) ...
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Op-Amp Unity Gain Frequency

I'm tasked with finding the unity gain frequency of an op-amp using the datasheet specs provided to me (just a homework exercise, not a real op-amp). There is no direct spec given for "Unity Gain ...
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