Frequency detection using LM567

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Here I am used lm567 to detect desired frequency. It supports frequency between 0.01Hz and 500KHz .

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  • Supply voltage of 9V
  • Output Current of 100 mA
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Design example

Here R1=10k, C1=0.01uF
Then fo=9090Hz
FREE RUNNING FREQUENCY =10.5KHz
But I got lock frequency = 11KHz

The measured lock frequency of 11 kHz is about 21% above the calculated 9090 Hz. You can check the deviation for your own parts with the percent change calculator.

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INPUT AT PIN 3 (BLUE) & OUTPUT AT PIN 8 (YELLOW)

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OUTPUT SIGNAL WHEN THE FREQUENCY OF DESIGN RANGE NOT PRESENT (PIN 8 -YELLOW)

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FREE RUNNING FREQUENCY OF VCO AT PIN5

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OUTPUT AT PIN 6 (CAPACITOR CHARGING AND DISCHARGING -BLUE COLOUR)

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OUTPUT AT PIN 1( BLUE COLOR)

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OUTPUT AT PIN 2( BLUE COLOR)

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OUTPUT AT PIN 3( BLUE COLOR)

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Applications

  • v IR sensors
  • v Ultra sonic sensors
  • v Frequency detector

For ultrasonic designs, the wavelength calculator turns the detection frequency and the speed of sound into a wavelength, which is useful when spacing transducers.

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