Monostable Operation: Trigger Input Impacts Pulse Width

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Why is it important that the pulse width of the trigger input be less than the expected pulse width of the monostable?
 
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Not necessarily true. If the monostable is edge triggered, the input pulse length is irrelevant.
 

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