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Need a clever simple little circuit to generate a brief rectangular pulse, each cycle of a sine wave. Also need to be able to sweep the point at which this pulse starts (width can be fixed), on sine waves ranging between 5Hz and 50Hz.
I do not know if there is literature for this kind but here's what I can think of:
Use a comparator and SR latch or D flip flop with reset. The reference voltage for the comparator will be your sweeping input. And you should reset the latch or flip flop after some inverter delays. This will generate your pulse. But the pulse width will be a big problem with this circuit if you want a longer pulse.
Actually fixed pulse width is much harder to achieve and requires dedicated Delay Locked Loops mostly.
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