1Hz timebase question

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When you say regulation....what should it be regulated to?

A constant voltage :)

The whole point is to stop the voltage varying as the oscillator will have some sensitivity to voltage.

Choosing a voltage regulator is a whole other topic. It depends on the range of input voltages, the current, etc.
 

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I was just using 9 volts from either AAs or one 9 volt battery, do you think that's ok? haha this sounds like a stupid question but I'm curious.
 

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atollp,
You never stated what your application is for the 1Hz clock.
Ken
 

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A simple alarm clock project. I'm new to the 4000 series and wanted to introduce myself with a 7 segment project.
 

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Unless you want the experience, and want to spend a lot of time tweaking the timing on a scratch-built crystal oscillator, I would recommend just using the hacked clock oscillator circuit I posted.

Ken
 
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