saturn1bguy New Member Dec 6, 2007 #21 k7elp60 said: Looking in my copy of "The 555 timer applications sourcebook" by Howard Berlin, he recommends the pull up resistor from pin 3 to Vcc and the value should be at least 1/10 the value of the resistor from pin 3 to pins 2 and 6. Click to expand... What does this circuit look like from your book? thanks, Corey
k7elp60 said: Looking in my copy of "The 555 timer applications sourcebook" by Howard Berlin, he recommends the pull up resistor from pin 3 to Vcc and the value should be at least 1/10 the value of the resistor from pin 3 to pins 2 and 6. Click to expand... What does this circuit look like from your book? thanks, Corey
k7elp60 Active Member Dec 6, 2007 #22 saturn1bguy said: What does this circuit look like from your book? thanks, Corey Click to expand... This is the circuit diagram Attachments 555 50%.JPG 23.1 KB · Views: 177 Last edited: Dec 7, 2007
saturn1bguy said: What does this circuit look like from your book? thanks, Corey Click to expand... This is the circuit diagram
Roff Well-Known Member Dec 6, 2007 #23 k7elp60 said: This is the circuit diagram Click to expand... The equation is wrong. It should read F=1/(1.386RC), or equivalently F=0.721/RC
k7elp60 said: This is the circuit diagram Click to expand... The equation is wrong. It should read F=1/(1.386RC), or equivalently F=0.721/RC
k7elp60 Active Member Dec 7, 2007 #24 Roff said: The equation is wrong. It should read F=1/(1.386RC), or equivalently F=0.721/RC Click to expand... Roff is correct, thank you Roff for keeping my diagram and post accurate. I have corrected the post this refers to.
Roff said: The equation is wrong. It should read F=1/(1.386RC), or equivalently F=0.721/RC Click to expand... Roff is correct, thank you Roff for keeping my diagram and post accurate. I have corrected the post this refers to.