Trimpot sets servo position by using 555 timer astable mode PWM output by electronzap

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

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  • @dalenassar9152
    @dalenassar9152 Год назад +1

    GREAT VIDEO:
    I wish you would have put some heavy load on the shaft as you turned it...the current goes way up...I don't remember how much though.
    Pin 5 cap is not necessary unless you have a HUGE amount of noise.

    • @Electronzap
      @Electronzap  Год назад

      I did notice the current go up in a different video when.I pushed on the shaft, that's a good point. Thanks for watching!

  • @stevenweii
    @stevenweii 17 дней назад +1

    What’s the function of diode connection between pin 7 and 6 on the chip ?

    • @Electronzap
      @Electronzap  17 дней назад +1

      Diode is for charging through 1 resistor, and discharging through 1 resistor. Without a diode, it will charge through 2 resistors and discharge though one resistor.

  • @HazeAnderson
    @HazeAnderson Год назад +1

    I never tie pin 5 to ground with a cap, cuz lazy 😄but I do have a circuit that I built in which I am hitting the 555 with CV via a push button, and I am getting lots of bouncing interference whereas this was not a problem on the breadboard.

    • @Electronzap
      @Electronzap  Год назад

      Yeah, that's kind of when I add certain stuff to the board for videos. When I can pop it out, and then something noticeably changes. Too many people demand a 5 to 10 word explanation of everything they can see on the board, and then start interrogating you about it if you can't give a quick answer. Big waste of time when that happens.

  • @keithcitizen4855
    @keithcitizen4855 Год назад +1

    Interesting, so radio control plane / boats ECT send out pwm

    • @Electronzap
      @Electronzap  Год назад

      I think so, I haven't really studied RC.

  • @TOMTOM-nh3nl
    @TOMTOM-nh3nl Год назад +1

    Thank YOu