Question

Difference between monostable astable and bistable multivibrator table

Answer 1

Multi-vibrators are sequential logic circuits which keep operating continuously across two distinct states, namely the High state and the Low state.

There are 3-types of basic clock pulse generation circuits - 

1. Astable - It is a free-running multi-vibrator which does not have any stable states and keeps switching in between the 2 states due to which square wave pulses at a fixed frequency are produced.

2. Monostable – It is a 1-shot multi-vibrator which has only 1 stable state. When an external trigger is applied, it returns back to its 1st stable state.

3. Bistable – It is a kind of flip-flop which has 2 stable states. It produces a single pulse with a positive or a negative.

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