
The Book of 555 Timer Projects
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Content
- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1 ? Introduction
- 1.1 Overview
- 1.2 Types of 555 timer chips
- 1.3 555 timer chip specifications
- 1.3.1 The NE555P chip
- Chapter 2 ? Operation of the 555 Timer Chip
- 2.1 Block Diagram
- 2.2 Astable Circuit Operation
- 2.2.1 Using a nomogram
- 2.2.2 555 astable online calculator
- 2.2.3 Astable circuit with duty cycle less than or equal to 50%
- 2.2.4 Astable circuit with duty cycle adjustable from 0% to 100%
- 2.2.5 Component values for required frequency and duty cycle range
- 2.2.6 A simpler circuit for 50% duty cycle
- 2.3 Monostable Circuit Operation
- 2.3.1 Using a nomogram
- 2.3.2 555 monostable online calculator
- 2.4 Bistable Circuit Operation
- 2.4.1 Using the Reset input
- 2.4.2 Using pins 2 and 6
- 2.5 Online Calculator Program for Designing 555 Astable andMonostable Circuits
- 2.6 555 Timer Output Current
- 2.7 Driving Heavy Loads
- 2.7.1 Using bipolar transistors
- 2.7.2 Using a MOSFET transistor
- 2.7.3 Using a relay
- Chapter 3 ? 555 Timer Projects
- 3.1 Overview
- 3.2 Project 1: Flashing LED
- 3.3 Project 2: Police Car Emergency Lights - Alternately Flashing TwoLEDs
- 3.4 Project 3: Changing the LED Flash Rate
- 3.5 Project 4: Changing the LED Brightness
- 3.6 Project 5: Touch Sensor On/Off Switch
- 3.7 Project 6: Pushbutton On/Off switch
- 3.8 Project 7: Switch-Off Delay
- 3.9 Project 8: Switch-On Delay
- 3.10 Project 9: Light-dependent Sound
- 3.11 Project 10: Darkness Sensor
- 3.12 Project 11: Light Sensor
- 3.13 Project 12: Astable Frequency Generator
- 3.14 Project 13: Tone Burst Generator
- 3.15 Project 14: Drawer/Cupboard Light Switch
- 3.16 Project 15: Long Duration Timer with Decade Counter
- 3.17 Project 16: Long Duration Timer with Binary Counter
- 3.18 Project 17: Chasing LEDs
- 3.19 Project 18: LED Roulette Game
- 3.20 Project 19: Simple Traffic Lights Controller
- 3.21 Project 20: Professional Traffic Lights Controller
- 3.22 Project 21: Sine Wave Output
- 3.23 Project 22: Continuity Tester
- 3.24 Project 23: Simple Logic Probe
- 3.25 Project 24: Electronic Lock - Bistable Mode
- 3.26 Project 25: Electronic Lock - Monostable Mode
- 3.27 Project 26: Extending the Monostable Duration - Retriggering
- 3.28 Project 27: Switch Contact Debouncing
- 3.29 Project 28: Schmitt Trigger Circuit
- 3.30 Project 29: Monophonic Toy Electronic Organ
- 3.31 Project 30: 8-Tone Electronic Organ
- 3.32 Project 31: Multiple Sensor Alarm Circuit
- 3.33 Project 32: Monostable with Selectable Durations
- 3.34 Project 33: Electronic Metronome
- 3.35 DC Voltage Multipliers
- 3.35.1 Project 34: DC Voltage Doubler
- 3.35.2 Project 35: DC Voltage Tripler
- 3.35.3 Project 36: DC Voltage Quadrupler
- 3.36 Project 37: 7-segment LED Counter
- 3.37 Project 38: 2-digit, 7-segment LED Counter
- 3.38 Project 39: LED Dice
- 3.39 Project 40: 7-segment LED Dice
- 3.40 Project 41: DC Motor Control
- 3.41 Project 42: Servo Motor Control
- 3.42 Project 43: Temperature Alarm Circuit
- 3.43 Project 44: Temperature Controller
- 3.44 Project 45: DC Motor H-bridge Control
- 3.45 Project 46: Fastest Finger First Quiz Circuit - Two Participants
- 3.46 Project 47: Fastest Finger First Quiz Circuit - Six Participants inThree Groups
- 3.47 Using The 555 Timer Control Pin
- 3.47.1 Project 48: Voltage Controlled Oscillator
- 3.47.2 Project 49: Simple British Police Siren
- 3.48 Project 50: More Elaborate British Police Siren
- Chapter 4 ? The 556 and 558 Timer ICs
- 4.1 Overview
- 4.2 The 556 Timer IC
- 4.3 The 558 Timer IC
- Chapter 5 ? The CMOS Version of the 555 Timer
- 5.1 Overview
- 5.2 The LMC555 CMOS Timer
- Chapter 6 ? List of Components Used in the Projects
- Appendix ? Bibliography
- Index
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