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To: rsi_boy who wrote (33419)3/25/2001 7:56:22 PM
From: Bill JacksonRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
rsi, It seems to me that the change in the voltage would be the slowest factor since there would be capacitors etc that would take some fraction of a second to discharge/upcharge so they need that time period for the voltages to settle. It seems to me that the logic will be able to do all it's work in well under a millisecond, halt everything, wait for voltage to change and then start everything?
Some might not need a voltage change and those ones might be a lot faster??

Bill


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