Design No Look Window Circuit: Oscillate 0-10V 400ms, Output High 100ms

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The discussion focuses on designing a circuit that detects a 0-10V signal oscillating for 400ms and outputs a high signal for 100ms while ignoring the last 300ms of the pulse. David proposes using a counter to manage the timing and suggests utilizing the HC4060 oscillator and timer IC with a 32kHz watch crystal. An alternative method involves employing two 555 timers in one-shot mode, where Timer A outputs a 100ms pulse and Timer B is triggered by Timer A to manage the 400ms pulse duration. The goal is to simplify the design, ideally using a single IC.

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I have a signal and it oscillate bewteen 0 and 10V for 400ms when triggered. What is the easiest way to design a circuit that look for the first low of the pulse and output a high for 100ms while ignoring the pulses in the last 300ms?

I prefer not to use uC.

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David.
 
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Have your signal trigger a counter that counts for 100ms with logic that puts out a high for that 100ms, and more logic that watches the counter for another 300ms+, and then halts/resets the counter and re-enables the counter's trigger. Would something like that work? You can use something like the HC4060 oscillator+timer IC, and use a 32kHz watch crystal at the oscillator stage.
 
I'm going to try using two 555 timers and both will be in one shot mode. The timer "A" will be set to output a 100ms when triggered and timer "B" to 400ms when triggered. The output of "A" will be inputted into "B" trigger pin. Finally output of "B" will be NAND with the 400ms pulse signal.

I think this will work but is there a simpler way? I'm using two ICs bu prefer to just use one.
 
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