Asking about c005 time chip

[peappeap]

I
have two C005 timer chips.
Each chip works as a one-shot timer.
Trigger: active LOW.
During timing, OUTPUT = HIGH.
When timing ends, OUTPUT changes to LOW.
My idea is to cross-connect them:
Output A → Trigger B
Output B → Trigger A
At power-up both triggers are pulled HIGH. I manually trigger Timer A once.
My question is:
Will this oscillate indefinitely, or does the C005 require the trigger input to return HIGH before accepting the next falling edge?
Has anyone actually tested this?

 

[AnalogKid]

Please post the datasheet as an attachment, or a link.

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[danadak]

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[Harald Kapp]

See e.g. here for a discussion on this C005 chip and its different modes of operation.

 

[danadak]

发一个很有意思的定时芯片C005T,可以定时2秒至1000小时 - 模拟数字电子技术

The parts power on behaviour might limit your options for a round robin pulser.

Wire them up and try it out. Use your function generator to ramp up chips Vcc
slowly to check power up behavior in a real power up test. Like a sawtooth wave
ramping to Vcc over 100 mS.....

mBlock code would look something like this :