555 Astable Multivibrator Calculator: Frequency & Duty Cycle
Calculate frequency and duty cycle for 555 astable multivibrators using different methods. Also explores astable multivibrators using NOT gates.
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Calculate frequency and duty cycle for 555 astable multivibrators using different methods. Also explores astable multivibrators using NOT gates.
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P-N junction diode calculator using Shockley equation to compute current vs voltage. Includes diode formula, ideality factor and thermal voltage analysis. Useful for GATE exam.
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