Electronic Basics #26: 555 Timer IC
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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2016
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In this episode of Electronic Basics I will show you what make the popular 555 Timer IC tick and how we can use it in our circuits as a monostable, bistable and astable multivibrator in order to create delays or even PWM Signals.
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you have very neat handwriting Scott
He does
i thougth i knew 555s, now im looking at the ceiling thinking wtf am i doing with my life
Glad I’m not the only one
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This is the best explanation of 555 timer IC I found
You aren't the only one mate.
The 555 has been my favorite classic IC for over 20 years. I really enjoyed this video and learned some new things about this awesome, long lived chip.
pls suggest if there is really any way to generate good square wave using NE555/NA555 IC? as I only have that available with me
@@kritikagupta8585he showed you how to do it in the video with the astable cmos 555 timer 😭
I've been using 555 with no idea why we connected it in such configurations .. when u got to the deeper level .. everything is clearer .. thanks boss
Am I the only 1 watching and not understanding almost anything, but still likes the video anyway?
*****
Well, that's unfortunate... nobody else but me likes Scott's video...
You're not alone sir...
Not at all
watch codenmore's video, its amazing
He did hurry it up a bit...
That intro exploring the internals of the 555 was amazing! Great work !
Your videos are amazing ! So much information, you're going straight to the point without any detours. The information is tightly packed and the whole subject is covered quickly and efficiently. If looking for one specific information, I can watch 4 or 5 videos in what feels like no time and I'm very likely to find what I'm looking for. As an other non native english speaker (i'm french) I am very happy to be able to use english as a way to communicate with somebody that eager to make the world a smarter place.
gotta love whenever I wanna do a project with a specific chip and cant grasp it you come in and clear it all up. keep up the great content!
Your channel is top notch. Gives guidance to a beginner but have enough details if one wants a geeky deep dive.
The 555 was my favorite chip to use in high school back in the 80s. Boy I feel old.
i was just telling someone i am about 3 decades late with this hobby of making circuits with a 555
Another great video, Great Scott! My advice is to keep up your high tempo, despite the complaints that you're going too fast. I'm a beginner, and you're "too quick" for me too, but that's good motivation to learn more so I can eventually keep up... and your videos are never boring! In all the language classes I've taken there is always a student who complains the teacher is speaking too quickly. One teacher responded "No. You're listening too slowly." That's right on the money!
Great versatile chip that's been around over 40 years. Thanks for the easy to follow informative u tube vidios.
Best 555 video on RUclips! Thanks GreatScott.
the best, most complete, and consise description of 555 timmer! haden't noticed different versions of timmer either. thank-you.
Best 555 timer explenation video that i ever seen. Thanks from Poland for your work.
This has to be one of the best electronics videos I've ever seen. My sincere thanks to you
my favorite youtuber looking at my favorite IC, its a happy day
This is how Electronics must be thought! I'm a Electronics Graduate yet never knew how 555 came. Also many times I had used the formula 1/3Vcc or 2/3Vcc and am able to relate due to your video.., Great effort and thanks for that...
You do insane practical experiments.
I am afraid while watching your wiring connections, setting up electronic components.
Your intellect is really high. 👍🏻🇮🇳
I highly appreciate the fundamentals lesson. I'm still so new to hobby electronics, it is nice to see where people with more knowledge throw in diodes and other components.
Not like it .. love it. Been far too long since I've seen someone explain basic electronics so concisely and clearly amongst all the noisemakers. Here's a thumbs up from one professional to another.
I LOVE THIS! it's going in my recipe book of very useful electronics chunks. EVERYBODY got time for a pwm generator!!
Im affraid that for half fo us this is way too hard to catch on, all too quick D:
Did that, as pathetic as it may sound to someone who actualy understands electronics, but there are to many elements unkown to me. I'd need to sotp the vid, go investigate what is that flipflop for instance, then come back and lsiten to the rest of it.. Ijm just too dumb.
iceberg789 that's right xD 14 hours of study compressed in only one video. for me at least xD great scot is indeed great xD have a nice day!
I agree with both of you. that is the beauty of youtube and having so many people talk about the same thing. you can jump in the deep end and not understand lots of things and you can go and listen to a noob which both are very usefull, when your goal is just to learn. just use your intelligence.
its like if you speak to the top brain surgeon you probably wont understand hardy anything but talk to the beginner he will probably spend 10 mins talking about keeping tools clean. where the pro never mentioned it once but its fundamental. But use ur intelligence and you can learn key points very fast.
it would be unfair to ask the top brain surgeon to cover everything from the most basic and you would miss out on the cool stuff he really knows.
For me it makes sense but I'm already in school for electronics. I think this is who it's primarily for.
Finally, an actual video explaining what is the 555 like inside, thanks a lot
I'm just speachless..... amazing stuff!
I didn't think there was much point in *another* video on the 555, but yours is definitely worthwhile. Well done!
thank you. your videos are always creative and informative.keep it up. By the way, i got to design Schmitt Trigger in my electronics lab last semester ,and your videos really helped me
Simple and super useful! Thanks! Nice that you draw internal "logic" scheme and upon that explained how 555 works! Like your "way of thinkg" and step by step explanation, where one thing is consequence of another. Great job!
Perfect timing for me. I just started planning some experiments with a 555. Thanks !
Great Scott, that's the most absolutely fantastic explanation of my favourite IC, its so crystal clear now, thank you
Thank you so very much. Every one of your videos that I have watched has been helpful.
Really helpful! Thanks for taking the time to explain how the timer works so well in this video.
Thank you Scott, your videos are short and super clear. Keep making more. 🤝
Beautifully clear diagrams and editing work.
Great video. Just what new to electronics people need. Keep up the good work.
Oh my god man, those hand drawn diagrams are so smooth!
Excellent summary as a refresher. Thank you!
The 555 changed my life. First IC I ever worked with in electronics class in high school.
it was superb, every week we have a nice surprise here!! Thanks again.
You're welcome
I've been dying for this since time began!
I love you for this video.. you just gave me the answer to a problem I was trying to solve with my home automation system.. sincerely, thank you for all of your videos.
Always good quality and frequent videos
A good summary of the 555 timer IC. Thank you !
Thanks for the video about this essential IC!
Great video (as always) - thanks for sharing these!
*explains all details* and now you know all the basics :D thanks for the excellent video!
The best tutorial I could find for 555 timer!!
You're one of the most interesting youtubers ever!
Thanks
Man what a video! It's a piece of art. Thanks for this class Scott, really great!
Awesome video! This is THE channel I was looking for all this time, thanks :D
Best 555 tutorial I've seen!
Vielen Dank, die analogen Chips aind mir noch immer oft ein Rätsel ... die Namensgebung war eine sehr interessante News. Und ... sehr gute Zeichnungen!
Great Scott, great videos.
Oh man thank you I needed this video, about to do a project which needs dimmable LED's
Can't remember how I came across your channel, but watching your videos has rekindled my childhood interest in electronics! Have always wanted an oscilloscope - messing around with 555's give me a reason to get one! ;) Edit: Subbed. :)
Can't believe the 555 is still around. Nice intro to the inner workings.
Given how verstaile the 555 is, i doubt it will ever go away. I've even seen it used as a Class-D amplifier!
excellent video. I"m learning and relearning a LOT with the Great Scott Videos. I share these with my work mates often. we work at FoMoCo. thank you Mr. Great Scott!!
Great video, as always.
Thanks.
What a coincidence i was messing arround with one NE555 just now.
And this video helped me to solve a question, its like im asked a question and GreatScott! Created a video to reply.
Thank you a lot for the video and keep up with the good work.
I have always wanted this tutorial! Thanks!
Your are a good teacher, you deliver a good explanation
Funny how I always can learn from a 555. I really like your explanation with the 555 timer. A big thumbs up for you. Thanks
excellent as always!
Einzigartig gut erklärt und dargestellt!
Great video. Thanks for making it!
what ??? You have made me completely understand a timmer IC unit in integrated circuits subject ....thank you so much...
Watching while playing Battlefield 4 on my main monitor, Great(Scott!) video.
Your Courses are really useful! love from algeria
Glad to have my notif on :)
Have fun watching your videos :)
I wish you would have posted this video a day earlier. I had a 555 question in my exam 😑😅
iceberg789 lol. I hope not. Results aren't announced yet. 😅
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Better hope the grenade fuse is made with a 555 timer with a 10 second delay
subcribe to muh channil and i'll post a video about how to build an anti-matter bomb.
tested. it works i'm commenting from hell right now. ...connnection here is shitty though iceberg789
darnit... so easy yet so complex.. thank you for this video and keep 'em comming :D
Thank you for your great video
Great Scott! Another fantastic video :) I was not aware of the CMOS 555. tnx.
The video was really good! Easy to follow when you take time to draw everything, which forces you to have a slower tempo! :D
Very good video!!! Congratulations from Bulgaria!!I watch your vids from about a year and Im pretty impressed!!!I hope you never stop!!
Thanks mate :-)
well done great. i'm from Mozambique and i watch all you videos.
just in time. I have it included in my upcoming exam . Thanks alot.
Parabéns meu amigo seus vídeos são ótimos e de grande utilidade
Türkçe altyazı için çok teşekkürler.
Thank you very much for Turkish translation and your effort, great!
thanks for this video!! tomorrow is my exam and i was in need of this!!
+GreatScott You're superb awesome!! I watched your electronics basics series and helped me in school! Thanks for that and I really do love electronics... :D
Thanks for your explanation
I believe that this is explained well and simply, but me small brain could not grasp most. I have bookmarked this video and will be back later when I understand more. Thanks Scott for the inspiring video :)
Good to know about the c-mos version of the 555 for PWM circuits. P.s. one of my favourite channels,, always full of info...
very nice way of describing thanks.
The topic is very old, but the explanations as usual are great. I especially love your hand-made diagrams that tell us how we should think about electronics, how it works in detail. Great job Congratulations
Why old???
Thanks. Great instructional video.
Nice vid. As always.
Thank you for this video...yesterday i just learned 555 ic timer...and greatful you had the vid😄
Really superb videos u r videos are amazing and u start all from scratch ....nice work man...keep it up.....
Great vid,This is the first explanation video that didn't go to fast for stupid me.
thank you so much scott for these lessons ;)
liked how you told us about the limitation of the 555 timer for PWM signal : marked at 6:14 time in the vid That was great info and problem solving.
Really great thank you very much
Great explaination thank you you deserve more likes
Whoaa!! Great Scott! Lessons that I learned.. 1million subscriber, keep it comin'! ☺ 👍
Amazing teaching. thank very much. you are intelligent teacher
Your left hand write is like gold
I like that intro, well done! 👏👏
The perfect Explanation ! good 😊