I tried to install C2 (tried 1 nF and 10 nF), but this does not really change the behavior of my circuit. I found on some very old, more detailed non-TI datasheets that the valid VCO input voltage range is ~3.7 to 3.9 Volts. This roughly match my experimental…
Part Number: LM567C hello!
I'm using this LM567C ic because i wanted to detect certain frequency of transmitting coil through a sensor coil , and the frequency is 32.768KHz and when sensor coil detect this frequency of transmitting coil by moving a sensor…
Part Number: LM567C hello!
I'm using LM567C
1) my center frequency (fo) = 32.768Khz , i kept C1=0.001uF , so R1= 27.74KOhm = 27.4KOhm ( check weather it's wrong or right )
2) input signal has 3.3Vp-p so, I'm confused how to calculate value…
Part Number: LM567C I am working with a 0-5V, 1000Hz square wave signal with varying duty cycle (5% to upwards of 80%). I only care about confirming a 1000Hz signal exists regardless of duty cycle. Will the LM567C work for this application?
Part Number: LM567C
Hi team,
Can we replace LM566 with LM567 internal VCO?
and can you provide Tina or Spice model of LM567 for simulation?
Regards,
Mirthunraju M
Part Number: LM567C Hello
When LM567 ages, how does it affect its characteristics?
(Will the center frequency and demodulation characteristics change?)
Thanks
Part Number: LM567C Hi team,
How do we understand the largest detection bandwidth?
10[% of fo] means if fo=400Hz, 400Hz*10%=40Hz and the bandwidth becomes from 380Hz to 420Hz. Is this understanding correct?
Best regards,
Shunsuke Yamamoto
Part Number: LM567C Hello E2E Experts,
Good day.
Attached herein are calculations for a center frequency (fo) of 81Hz. Can you take a quick look at the numbers and see if they are correct?
LM567 Tone Decoder Component Calculations.pdf
Regards,
CSC
