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delayed
pulse
from any of the
other output
pins; the
choice of
pins is
determined
by the
amount
of delay needed.
By
using
a binary counter
like
the
4040,
you
can generate a
much
longer
delay.
Since
there's no en-
able pin
available,
things
have to
be done a bit differently.
The IC is
set up
to
start
counting as
soon as
power
is
applied.
The trigger
pulse
will
cause
the device
to reset to
zero and you can
pick off your de-
layed
pulse
at any
of the device's
output pins.
The price you
pay
for simplicity
is that the circuit
you hang on
the
output
has to be
set
to
ignore
pulses
until the trigger
pulse
is
generated.
That
is
because
the
4040 will always
be counting
through
its full range and your
se-
lected output
will be high once
per complete
count.
That problem
can be
solved
with some additional
gating, but
the
idea here is to keep
the circuit
as simple as
possible.
In any event,
those suggestions
are just
that -suggestions.
More
than likely
you
can
think of
lots of
simple alternatives
that
are even
more flexible than these.
Product of the month
Every
so often
I
run across a
product that's not only reasonably
priced and extremely handy, but
helps
eliminate
all kinds of hassles
as well. From now on, when I find
one of those things,
I'll
be award-
ing it the
soon-
to -be- famous "Sil-
FIG.
2
ver
Soldering
Iron." I probably
won't be bestowing that
honor too
often, because
there's a
lot
of
junk
out there; but
when I find some-
thing that's really
worth honoring,
I'll let you know about
it.
The winner of the
first
Silver Sol-
dering
Iron is the Portasol from
The Boardworks (1077
East Edna
Place, Covina, CA
91722). See
Fig.
2. It's
a butane
-powered, pocket
-
sized soldering
iron. Imagine,
no
batteries,
no static electricity,
no
grounding
problems, etc.
At
a
list
price of $25.00, it
is
a
really neat
and
inexpensive
alternative
to bat-
tery- powered portable
soldering
irons,
and you don't
have to
worry
about
running out of
power
before
you get to the
last connection.
The Portasol can be
refilled with
any
ordinary cigarette -lighter
butane cartridge and gives
about
an hour of operation
per charge.
There are several different
tips
available for the unit, and
the heat
can be
adjusted with a twist
valve
in much the same
way
a
cigarette -
lighter flame
is
regulated.
I've
been using
my Portasol
for
a
few months and
it works
perfectly.
It's a
well -built realization of a
good idea. I owe my
living
to elec-
tricity, but
this is one time
when
gas
is
better.
If you're in the
market
for a portable
iron, get
one
of
those. They're cheaper,
faster, and
much more
convenient.
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