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- Jan 1, 1970
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The following circuit was designed for me by John...
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So, your final circuit comes out looking like this:
+5>---+-------------+
| |
[68k] [LDR] +---[1M]--+
| | | |
| +----+---|+\ |
| | | >--+---->OUT
[100K]<--[10K]---|--------|-/ |
| | LM324 [1.5k]
| [3.9k] |A
| | [HLMP4700]
| | |
GND>--+-------------+--------------+---->GND
I've added a little hysteresis to keep the output from chattering as
the + input goes through the trigger point, and also used a
high-efficiency LED to allow more output current from the opamp into
whatever OUT is feeding.
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I now need to invert the output - is this something I can do with the
existing components, or will I have to add an addtional invertor to
the output?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Dave
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So, your final circuit comes out looking like this:
+5>---+-------------+
| |
[68k] [LDR] +---[1M]--+
| | | |
| +----+---|+\ |
| | | >--+---->OUT
[100K]<--[10K]---|--------|-/ |
| | LM324 [1.5k]
| [3.9k] |A
| | [HLMP4700]
| | |
GND>--+-------------+--------------+---->GND
I've added a little hysteresis to keep the output from chattering as
the + input goes through the trigger point, and also used a
high-efficiency LED to allow more output current from the opamp into
whatever OUT is feeding.
-------------------------------------------
I now need to invert the output - is this something I can do with the
existing components, or will I have to add an addtional invertor to
the output?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Dave