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?
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?