*In this circuit, when the trigger pin (TRI) voltage drops quickly below VCC/3, the internal flip-flop SR is reset;
*Then, the 555 output changes to high level and the capacitor charge happens;
*When the capacitor voltage reaches (2/3)*VCC, the internal flip-flop SR is set;
*Then, the 555 output returns to low level and the capacitor discharges almost instantly;
*The 555 output remains in low level until another low level pulse occurs at the trigger pin;
*The pulse width (W) depends on how long it takes the capacitor to reach a voltage equal to (2/3)*VCC;
-> W = 1.1*RC
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