The 555 Timer IC is a popular 8-pin Integrated circuit chip that can be used in a variety of timing and pulse generation applications. The IC can operate in three different modes such as Astable, Monotstable and Bistable, because of which it can be adapted into many types of circuit designs like time delay circuits, pulse generation circuit, oscillator circuit and much more. The below list from Circuit Digest consists of a huge collection of 555 Timer circuits with neat circuit diagram and practical DIY hardware explanation enabling you build your own 555 Timer projects.
Infrared sensors are much common in our electronics life. They are used in many real time applications like for opening and…
555 time IC is very powerful and versatile IC, it can be used in many forms. In this tutorial we are going to see how a 555 IC…
Security is main concern for various buildings, houses and offices. There are a variety of security alarms available in market…
Piano is developed by connecting a 555 timer ASTABLE multivibrator with variable frequency to a speaker. Piano is a wonderful…
A "Clap On Clap Off" switch is an interesting concept that could be used in home automation. It works as a switch which makes…
IR based security alarm circuit can detect any movement and trigger the alarm. This circuit is very useful in homes, banks,…
Voltage doubler is the circuit where we get the twice of the input voltage, like if we supply 5v voltage, we will get 10 volt…
All the colors can be made from Red, Green and Blue color (RGB), these are the basic three colors from which we can generate…
Bistable Multivibrator mode of 555 timer IC is the easiest mode of 555 timer IC, where Monostable multibrator mode has one…
Astable Multivibrator mode of 555 timer IC is also called Free running or self-triggering mode. Unlike Monostable Multivibrator…
Monostable multivibrator (MMV) mode of 555 timer IC is also called Single shot mode. As the name indicates, only one state is…
Object counters or product counters are important applications used in industries, shopping malls, etc. They count objects or…
