Ne555 Breathing Effect
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Ne555 Breathing Effect
This is a simple ne555 timer IC based multi vibrator breathing effect . The LED blinks like we breathe we can control the breathing time using potentiometer on board. It works on 5 volts DC to 9 volts DC.
The working of this is simple that the n e 555 produces a frequency or a signal which then activate a general purpose NPN transistor which bank switches on and of the LED . The breathing effect is produced due to the charging of a capacitor which turns on the emither collector path for a short amount of time until the capacitor gets drained
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Supplies
- Ne 555 timer IC
- General purpose NPN transistor
- 10 kilo ohms variable resistor
- 10 kilo ohm resistor
- 100 UF capacitor
- 470 UF capacitor
- 3 volt LED lights
- Solid copper wire
- Wooden base
Make the Wodden Base
Make a simple wooden base for soldering all these electronic components together so that we could produce a nice looking craft
Connecting NE-555 Ic
NE 555 timer IC pinout is given above
- connect pin1 of ne 555 to negative terminal
- Connect pin8 of ne555 to positive terminal
Connecting Transistor
- connect transistor emittor pin to ground
- Connect transistor base pin to pin3 of ic through a 10k ohms resistor
- Connect transistor collector pin to led negative
Connecting Resistor
- Connect 10 kilo ohms resistor from pin1 of ic to base of transistor
- Connect 10 kilo ohms resistor from pin7 of ic to positive terminal
- Connect 10 kilo ohms variable resistor from pin6 of ic to pin7 of ic
Connecting Capacitor
- Connect 100uf capacitor positive pin to ic pin2
- Connect 100uf capacitor negative pin to ground
- Connect 470uf capacitor positive pin to base of transistor
- Connect 470uf capacitor negative pin to ground
Make Led Bar
All led positive and negative terminal is connected parallel
- Connect led positive to positive terminal
- Connect led ground to collector of transistor
Complete
Connect this to 5 volt dc and you can adjust the frequency using the 10 kilo ohms variable resistor on board