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Excellent tutorial on the NE555. Thanks!
A 556 is just two 555s in one package. If you look at the datasheet you'll see that each side is one complete timer.
thanks , I'm new to this and so far ur tutorial is well done two thumbs up !!
Ha awesome, I just started my electrical engineering study and i used this chip for the introduction project. nice video!
Awesome vid bro. What is that Program you are using to draw and write out stuff like you did in the video? Thank you for making this vid, I found it to be most informative.
It's a DSO Nano V3 running the BenF firmware.
Nice tutorial!
You promised more examples with the datasheet. Are you going to do them?
It's the DSO Nano V3.
What's that oscilloscope you're using?
Thanks. Pls let me know the oscilloscope model u are using. is the same as ARM DSO 203 DS0 203 Portable Pocket-Sized Mini Nano Handheld ?
can i use ceramic capacitors instead of the electrolytic capacitors?
Can you check that maximum frenquency of NE555 in astable mode?
What’s the oscilloscope model ?
Is it possible to reproduce the manchester code using a midi keyboard?
Amazing video! Is it possible to use this 555 timer to generate up to 300khz frequency? If so how? Is it as easy as changing the resistor ?
How value we can use for RL? Vcc to output
Good day sir! is it possible to program the sweep generator to automatically vary the frequency? thanks!
PWM Generator Adjustable Duty Cycle
Hi, can i get the name of the write program you used on the page??
Search oscilloscope its a free download for windows computers
I bought a "surprise" package on ebay with a lot of 556. Are usable the same way?
what sort of oscilloscope is that :O
can i use it for a boost converter i will control a relay thats going to do all clicking job for me
yes
someone help me to provide me a circuit of buck boost converter and video
Ooooooooooo, i'm third one to see this !!
you never mention resistor or cap value you used
at 1:39 he says 2.2uF polarized capacitor and a 4.7k ohm resistor + 1 k ohm pot.
Excellent tutorial on the NE555. Thanks!
A 556 is just two 555s in one package. If you look at the datasheet you'll see that each side is one complete timer.
thanks , I'm new to this and so far ur tutorial is well done two thumbs up !!
Ha awesome, I just started my electrical engineering study and i used this chip for the introduction project. nice video!
Awesome vid bro. What is that Program you are using to draw and write out stuff like you did in the video? Thank you for making this vid, I found it to be most informative.
It's a DSO Nano V3 running the BenF firmware.
Nice tutorial!
You promised more examples with the datasheet. Are you going to do them?
It's the DSO Nano V3.
What's that oscilloscope you're using?
Thanks. Pls let me know the oscilloscope model u are using. is the same as ARM DSO 203 DS0 203 Portable Pocket-Sized Mini Nano Handheld ?
can i use ceramic capacitors instead of the electrolytic capacitors?
Can you check that maximum frenquency of NE555 in astable mode?
What’s the oscilloscope model ?
Is it possible to reproduce the manchester code using a midi keyboard?
Amazing video! Is it possible to use this 555 timer to generate up to 300khz frequency? If so how? Is it as easy as changing the resistor ?
How value we can use for RL? Vcc to output
Good day sir! is it possible to program the sweep generator to automatically vary the frequency? thanks!
PWM Generator Adjustable Duty Cycle
Hi, can i get the name of the write program you used on the page??
Search oscilloscope its a free download for windows computers
I bought a "surprise" package on ebay with a lot of 556. Are usable the same way?
what sort of oscilloscope is that :O
can i use it for a boost converter i will control a relay thats going to do all clicking job for me
yes
someone help me to provide me a circuit of buck boost converter and video
Ooooooooooo, i'm third one to see this !!
you never mention resistor or cap value you used
at 1:39 he says 2.2uF polarized capacitor and a 4.7k ohm resistor + 1 k ohm pot.