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Author: Hayt
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Chapter 6, Problem 43E
Design the circuit values for the single supply comparator Schmitt trigger shown in Fig. 6.60 to achieve a voltage output of 0 V or 5 V, and a memory window between 1 V and 4 V. Simulate your circuit using SPICE by using a .dc sweep command. Note that you will need to do two separate sweeps and plots: one for increasing voltage, and one for decreasing voltage.
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