Pulse generation circuit

The pulse generation circuit changes the inputted analog signal into the pulse signal. It inputs the input signal to the inverter and it makes the rectangle wave.

High-speed pulse generator has programmable levels

Lilliputian dimensions associated with the submicron geometries of most digital and many analog processes result in much faster circuit operation. As ICs speed up, the rise and fall times of most pulse and function generators, which are typically 5 nsec, become inadequate for measuring time intervals lower than 20 nsec.

Gates provide low-cost sine-wave generator

simple device to generate 300 to 4000 Hz test signals

Micropower pulse generator

produces clean 2mS logic pulses at rate of one per second while drawing only 1 microamp from a 9 volt battery, uses 2 transistor acting as programmable unijunction transistor

Pulse Wave Converter Schematic

Pulse-width trimmer outdoes one-shots

trims the trailing portion of a large-width input pulse to a size as narrow as 10 nsec irrespective of the input-pulse width, circuit doesn't require a capacitor to generate the timing pulse

Pulsed Power Marx Generators

A marx generator is described as a device which uses a network of resistors, capacitors, and spark gaps to produce a brief, ultra-high power electrical impulse.