| ??? 03/11/03 02:36 Read: times |
#41243 - RE: 555 as a watch dog Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Andy Niel wrote:
With a watchdog, you need it to be reliable - not cheap!! I disagree with your statement. Does the test of time qualify to reliability? If so then the 555 certainly does qualify. ======================================================= Andy Neil also wrote: If it turns out that you have to redesign your circuit late in your design cycle because the 555 WD was unrealiable, that will certainly not be a "cheap" change in anyone's book!! :-0 Here again I disagree. Nothing is more easier to reengineer than the 555. Should you find a bug in the hardware design there certainly is a fix for the 555. ============================================= All in all the 555 has proven it beats the socks off of most IC's just because of it sheer diversity. My two cents worth. Regards, Charles Bannister |
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