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A pulse in signal processing is a rapid, transient change in the amplitude of a signal from a baseline value to a higher or lower value, followed by a rapid return to the baseline value. There are many examples of a pulse function including: Step/rectangular pulse, impulse/dirac pulse, triangular pulse, sawtooth pulse, sinc pulse, Gaussian pulse, etc.

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Pretty much as in the caption. I'm building a high pulse current system for a PHD project, using the capacitor bank discharge method to get the current I want. The main problem right now is a resistor ...
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I'm using the TI TPL5111 in one-shot mode to enable an LDO for about 30Min. My mission is to start counting 30Min when I detect falling of signal EXT_IND. According to the TPL5111 datasheet, the ...
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I have an issue with an electron multiplier. The pulse is 5 nanoseconds long. The electrons form a cloud in front of the conducting anode. The issue I have is: is it a current pulse, a voltage pulse, ...
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I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'm dealing with PPS (pulse per second) signals at the end of the day. I am working with multiple GNSS receivers (from different manufacturers,...
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I’m looking to detect cooking activity on a range that has both induction burners using PWM, and resistive heaters in the oven. The basic function is to turn on a fan when there’s a cooking event on ...
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I'd like to make a circuit that implements this kind of pwm as seen in this video https://youtu.be/J_AsddXS20k?t=210 (it includes a timestamp). Source [18.04.2025]: https://youtu.be/J_AsddXS20k [3:35]...
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I need to extend a short TTL pulse (~7 ns) to a wider pulse in the range of 250 ns to 1 µs while keeping the component count and footprint as low as possible. I’ve considered general approaches like ...
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I have a pulse train with a frequency of 1Khz. Its duty cycle can be anywhere between 5% and 95%. But the voltage level of the pulse can also change and that is the information I would like to convert ...
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