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syncronous clock == timer 555

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555 clock generator

can i use 555 timer as syncronous clock for counter??

ii know the frequency of the 555 timer is very low comparing with pulses generator device;

need your opnion please

thanks in advance
 

clock timer 555

Take a look at this schematic:

**broken link removed**

frequency = 1 / ( 0.693*C( R1 + R2 ) )
HTH
 

hadef, depends on the application really, can it be used as a clock generator for a timer, yes. Is it ideal, definitly not. You could use a tiny11 or similar microcontroller (cost is 50 cents per chip, lower in bulk) in the same footprint to generate a clock up into the mhzs and still have a couple I/O lines that could be put to use.
 

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