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M54HC4538
RAD HARD DUAL RETRIGGERABLE MONOSTABLE MULTIVIBRATOR
1/13June 2004 HIGH SPEED:
tPD = 25 ns (TYP.) at VCC = 6V LOW POWER DISSIPATION:
STAND BY STATE:
ICC=4μA (MAX.) at TA=25°C
ACTIVE STATE:CC =200μA (TYP.) at VCC = 6V HIGH NOISE IMMUNITY:
VNIH = VNIL = 28% VCC (MIN.) SYMMETRICAL OUTPUT IMPEDANCE:OH | = IOL = 4mA (MIN) BALANCED PROPAGATION DELAYS: PLH ≅ t PHL WIDE OPERATING VOLTAGE RANGE:CC (OPR) = 2V to 6V WIDE OUTPUT PULSE WIDTH RANGE:
tWOUT = 120 ns ~ 60 s OVER AT VCC = 4.5 V PIN AND FUNCTION COMPATIBLE WITH
54 SERIES 4538 DEVICE FULLY COMPLIANT WITH
SCC-9207-008
DESCRIPTIONThe M54HC4538 is an high speed CMOS
MONOSTABLE MULTIVIBRATOR fabricated with
silicon gate C2 MOS technology.
Each multivibrator features both a negative A, and
a positive B, edge triggered input, either of which
can be used as an inhibit input. Also included is a
clear input that when taken low resets the one
shot. The monostable multivibrator are
retriggerable. That is, they may be triggered
repeatedly while their outputs are generating a
pulse and the pulse will be extended. Pulse width
stability over a wide range of temperature and
supply is achieved using linear CMOS techniques.
The output pulse equation is simply:
PW = 0.7 (R)(C) where PW is in seconds, R in
Ohms and C is in Farads.
All inputs are equipped with protection circuits
against static discharge and transient excess
voltage.
M54HC4538RAD HARD DUAL RETRIGGERABLE
MONOSTABLE MULTIVIBRATOR
PIN CONNECTION
ORDER CODES Rev. 1
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Figure 1: IEC Logic Symbols
Figure 2: Input And Output Equivalent Circuit Table 1: Pin Description
Table 2: TRUTH TABLE X : Don’t Care
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Figure 3: System Diagram This logic diagram has not be used to estimate propagation delays
Figure 4: Timing Chart
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Figure 5: Block Diagram (1) Cx, Rx, Dx are external components.
(2) Dx is a clamping diode.
The external capacitor is charged to VCC in the stand-by-state, i.e. no trigger. When the supply voltage is turned off Cx is discharged mainly
trough an internal parasitic diode (see figures). If Cx is sufficiently large and VCC decreases rapidly, there will be some possibility of damaging
the I.C. with a surge current or latch-up. If the voltage supply filter capacitor is large enough and VCC decrease slowly, the surge current is
automatically limited and damage to the I.C. is avoided. The maximum forward current of the parasitic diode is approximately 20 mA. In cases
where Cx is large the time taken for the supply voltage to fall to 0.4 VCC can be calculated as follows:
tf > (VCC - 0.7) x Cx/20mA
In cases where tf is too short an external clamping diode is required to protect the I.C. from the surge current.
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTIONSTAND-BY STATE
The external capacitor, Cx, is fully charged to VCC
in the stand-by state. Hence, before triggering,
transistor Qp and Qn (connected to the Rx/Cx
node) are both turned-off. The two comparators
that control the timing and the two reference
voltage sources stop operating. The total supply
current is therefore only leakage current.
TRIGGER OPERATION
Triggering occurs when:
1 st) A is "LOW" and B has a falling edge;
2 nd) B is "HIGH" and A has a rising edge;
After the multivibrator has been retriggered
comparator C1 and C2 start operating and Qn is
turned on. Cx then discharges through Qn. The
voltage at the node Rx/Cx external falls.
When it reaches V REFL the output of comparator
C1 becomes low. This in turn reset the flip-flop
and Qn is turned off.
At this point C1 stops functioning but C2 continues
to operate.
The voltage at R/C external begins to rise with a
time constant set by the external components Rx,
Cx.
Triggering the multivibrator causes Q to go high
after internal delay due to the flip-flop and the
gate. Q remains high until the voltage at R/C
external rises again to VREFH. At this point C2
output goes low and G goes low. C2 stop
operating. That means that after triggering when
the voltage R/C external returns to VREFH the
multivibrator has returned to its MONOSTABLE
STATE. In the case where Rx · Cx are large
enough and the discharge time of the capacitor
and the delay time in the I.C. can be ignored, the
width of the output pulse tW (out) is as follows:
tW(OUT) = 0.72 Cx · Rx
RE - TRIGGERED OPERATION
When a second trigger pulse follows the first its
effect will depend on the state of the multivibrator.
If the capacitor Cx is being charged the voltage
level of Rx/Cx external falls to VREFL again and Q
remains High i.e. the retrigger pulse arrives in a
time shorter than the period Rx · Cx seconds, the
capacitor charging time constant. If the second
trigger pulse is very close to the initial trigger pulse
it is ineffective; i.e. the second trigger must arrive
in the capacitor discharge cycle to be ineffective;
Hence the minimum time for a second trigger to be
effective, trr (MIN.) depends on VCC and Cx
RESET OPERATION
CD is normally high. If CD is low, the trigger is not
effective because Q output goes low and trigger
control flip-flop is reset.
Also transistor Op is turned on and Cx is charged
quickly to VCC. This means if CD input goes low
the IC becomes waiting state both in operating
and non operating state.
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Table 3: Absolute Maximum Ratings Absolute Maximum Ratings are those values beyond which damage to the device may occur. Functional operation under these conditions is
not implied
Table 4: Recommended Operating Conditions The Maximum allowable values of Cx and Rx are a function of leakage of capacitor Cx, the leakage of device and leakage due to the board
layout and surface resistance. Susceptibility to externally induced noise may occur for Rx > 1MΩ
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Table 5: DC Specifications
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Table 6: AC Electrical Characteristics (CL = 50 pF, Input tr = tf = 6ns)
