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Even more simply using a schmitt NOT gate, a cap, 2 diodes, 2 resistors/ or 1 potentiometer.
Connect the same way as in 555, except that the resistor/ cap juntion goes to input, and diodes go to output.
Just vary the resistors/ cap values to get what you need.
Does the duty-cycle need to be constant as the frequency is varied? If so then one way is to use a higher frequency pulse generator (astable) with a counter and gates to generate the desired frequency and duty-cycle. For example, a divide-by-three counter could be used to generate a 33% duty-cycle signal. If you need exactly 30% then you would need to use a higher order counter such as a divide by 10.
P.S. I assume you mean 1MHz, not 1mhz (.001Hz) :wink:
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