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Optical
memory storage devices are high density data storing devices. They differ from
magnetic storage devices and S-RAM, RAM, EPROM, PROM in using optical pick up
for reading and willing back data in disc. CD recording method makes use of optical
recording using a beam of light from a miniature semiconductor larger to form
pits and lands. The beam falls on the surface of CD through the pits and lands
forms a difference inflected rays avoiding to the pits and lands, the intensity
of the laser changes and thus we can recognize binary bits. The
first optical data storage device developed was CD-ROM in 1985. Low storage cost
and faster access time, the first read only optical disc to become available was
the optical video disc in 1978 followed by compact audio disc in 1980. They are
highly cost effective high capacity mass storage medium besides being less loss
due to mishandling and accidental demagnetization .They employ powerful error
detection and correction mechanisms offering the highest reliability compared
to any other storage technique used today .CD ROM is a 120mm diameter or 12cm
diameter with 1.2mm thickness with motion of pick up from center towards rotational
speed of CD-ROM varies tom 200 to 530rpm. |
Monostable
MultivibratorTe trig
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The
triggering circuit makes use of 555 timer in the monostable mode. The 555 timer
is highly stable device for generating accurate time delay or oscillation. Signetics
Corporation first introduced this device as a SE555/NE555 and it is available
in two-package style, 8-pin circular style, TO-99 can or 8-pin mini DIP or as
14-pin DIP. The 556 timer consist of two 555 timers and is a 14-pin DIP. There
is also available counter timer such as Exam's XR-2240 which contains a 555 timer
plus a programmable binary counter in a single 1pin package. A single 555 timer
can provide time delay ranging from microseconds to hours whereas counter timer
can have maximum timing range of days. The
555 timer can be used with supply voltage in the range +5 V to +18V and can drive
load up to 200mA.It is compatible With both TEL and CMGs logic circuits. Because
of the widen range of supply voltage, the 555 timer is versatile and easy to various
applications. Various applications include oscillator, pulse generator, ramp and
square wave generator, monoshot, mutivibrator, burglar alarm, traffic light control
and voltage monitor etc.... | CounterTe
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A
counter is a sequential circuit consisting of a set of flip-flops which go through
a sequence of states on the application cal clock pulses. Counters form important
building blocks in digital systems. They are used for counting the occurrence
of events, frequency division and generating timing sequence to control operations
in a digital system. The counters can be constructed using flip-flops. All the
flip flops may be changed the state at the trailing edge of the clock pulse. |
Clock
GeneratorTe trig
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555
Timer Introduction The
timer type. 555 is the most versatile linear IC. Sign Tie corporation as SE/ NE
555 first introduced it. The device is used in number of useful applications.
Some typical applications monostable, and astable multivibrator, dc-dc converter,
digital logic probes, waveform generator, analog frequency meter and tachometers,
temperature measurement and control, infrared transmitters, burglar and toxic
gas alarms, voltage regulators etc.. The
device type 555 is monolithic timing circuit that can produce accurate and highly
stable time delay or oscillations like general purpose operational amplifier,
the 555 timer is reliable, easy to use and economical.The timer 555 is available
as 8-pin metal can, as 8-pin mini DIP a 14-pin DIP. |
s wich go through a sequence of states on the application
cal clock pulses. Counters form important building blocks in digital systems.
They are used for counting the occurrence of ev ents,
frequency division and generating timing sequence to control operations in a digital
system. The counters can be constructed using flip-flops. All the flip flops may
be changed the state at the trailing edge of the clock pulse. 1
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