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Microcontroller › 8051 › Timer counter with Comparator
I want to ask why the pulses that come from the output of the comparator do not increase the counter ( Timer 1 ) value, meanwhile, using a single pulse generator increase it ,although they are all high and low pulses !! I really don’t know why !! can anyone please help me
where is biasing of OP-Amp circuit?
i see nothing is connected to R4, R2 and pin 7 of OP amp
there is a biasing
the (triangle) sympol above the op-amp is a dc 6 volt biasing
its not biasing my dear, its probe. for measuring
select Vcc bias or battery source to give proper biasing to OP amp circuit
its a Dc voltage ,go to proteus and see
ok
just connect scope at the output of op-amp and see r u getting pulses or not?