Hi, i'm currently starting my alarm c/w and I was wondering, as I'm using pressure pads, would be OK with using a latching thyristor as I would also likemy alarm to oscillate.
Don't quite get what you mean by a latching thyristor, could you use logic (74ls) series semiconductors? Relays? For oscilations I always found the 555timer circuit one of the easiest ones to make.
Hi, i'm currently starting my alarm c/w and I was wondering, as I'm using pressure pads, would be OK with using a latching thyristor as I would also likemy alarm to oscillate.
Don't quite get what you mean by a latching thristor, could you use logic (74ls) series semiconductors? Relays? For oscilations I always found the 555timer circuit one of the easiest ones to make.
If you use a 555 you don't need a seperate latch. This circuit would do the trick, and latch itself. Obviously this is actually a tilt switch for a pinball machine, but the principle is the same. Simply remove the mercury switch and replace it with your pressure mat.
Hi, i'm currently starting my alarm c/w and I was wondering, as I'm using pressure pads, would be OK with using a latching thyristor as I would also likemy alarm to oscillate.
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