Lords of the Ring

[Cavetronics Labs]

Cap discharge "timming" works better then "chips" , because of the cap discharge(the cap moves its "stored energy)  in the system , the cap can store and move the store about , where as the chips can just act as switchs... unless the chip acts as a cap then its not so "waste-full" ....

The same thing applys to coils ,, as coils act like caps to... so what part is going to blow 1st ? the "chips" most likly..

Cavetronics

[Jdo300]

Hi Rosphere,

Try this Circuit. Each timer has an adjustable delay before it goes low which will allow razor sharp tuning of the phase shift. Each timer would simply have a slightly longer delay before it goes low (slight frequency difference), so that timers 1, 2, and 3 go low one after another.

When the third timer goes low, it triggers the forth timer, which has a set delay to reset the first three timer to begin the process over again. The circuit is logic low through the use of NOT gates.

God Bless,
Jason O

[Jdo300]

Hi Cavetronics,

Good thought. Ideally, this circuit would be best implemented with a series of blocking oscillators powered with TUBES.

God Bless,
Jason O

[Rosphere]

One less component.

[bob.rennips]

Like so?

what software package are you using for modelling the electronics ? (The waveforms look like somethings from a electronics modelling package ?) Thanks. bob