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Questions on using and circuit simulation using LM331

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I'm trying to convert 0..10V analog voltage to frequency by using an LM331. Since LM331 works at 5V supply, I can scale 0..10V to 0..5V and feed it as the voltage input to the LM331.

I came across this circuit and this forum. I followed the instructions to use LM331 in LTspice and simulated the circuit below: c3.png


But I'm getting 5V constant output when I use 5V supply. LM331 should work with 5V supply. But in simulation with 5V it doesn't work. It works when I use 10V supply.
c1.pngc2.png



Can someone explain me how this circuit works? I mean C1 and R1 sets the frequency but thats all I know. What else sets what here? How can I set the duty cycle to around 50%? How can I modify this circuit so I can run the simulation for 5V supply?
 

Why don't you follow up the original datasheet ?? There are lot of informations in it.

Note that :Minimum Recommended Supply Voltage is 4V.The model can be invalid around this tension.
 

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