Who says 555 projects can't be awesome?

On a sunny day (Thu, 30 Jun 2011 15:22:57 +0100) it happened "Steve Sousa" wrote in :

Well it is lead free.

Makes about as much sense as the average 555 project.

John

Now that is a useful application for a 555-like device.

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A lot of people won't regret it ;-)

Interesting! I'll think I'll make an MC1530 (*) equivalent ;-)

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Interesting. That one Op_amp would do the job of a analog PID controller like we use at work where all 4 op's in a LM324 are used to do the same.

With the Lag and Lead options you would get your (I) and (D) components and the gain (P) would simply be the feed back selection for gain.. Of course the ones we use at work have a pair of back to back zeners to clamp the feed back which prevents anything over 10 V output, since the rails are 15 VOlt supplies. I suppose the same could also be done with single stage of the MC1530

I am sure there are others out there with lead and lag compensation options, I haven't really had the need to look! Jamie

On a sunny day (Thu, 30 Jun 2011 17:15:07 -0500) it happened John Fields wrote in :

Well, religious fanaticism popping up here?

This week I was considering a new April one posting to Usenet[1], crossposted to multiple groups, especially the religious ones mind you: "NÃSA Paradise spacecraft has travelled through the gates of heaven, and took the first pictures of God. Please stand by as NÃSA will transmit the first pictures live, due to the great distance the first pictures are expected to arrive around

23:59 March 31 2012." Provide a link to some URL with a pictures of 'waiting for connection', that changes to 'April fools' on April one.

I mean, everybody is free to have / suffer his / her own religious beliefs, but to couple it to a 555 timer???????

[1] If it still exists by then, my older one was "LIGO detected gravity waves", but then LIGO did that on themselves last year (their accountability secret program inserted some data to see if they would detect it, they did, must have been shockingly disappointing for them when they were told they were being tested).

WHOT CAN I SAY?

Awesome.

PLSI !

(Plywood Level Scale Integration)

(I did spend five minutes pondering how to make a chip appropriate for that package, with 555 functionality. You know, IC scaling in the opposite direction and then some! It would certainly give new meaning to the term "wafer scale integration.")

-- Silvar Beitel

Just build the equivalent circuit inside, using TO3 transistors and wirewound resistors.

John

Nah, TO-5s or TO-39s should be fine, but for the external circuit you have to wrap your own capacitors with aluminum foil and wax paper. ;-)

Cheers!

Rich

A 555 itself shouldn't need caps. Those connect to the pins, external to the chip/footstool. You could build a light blinker that covers most of a room.

John

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I'm waiting for the counterfeits to appear :)

petrus bitbyter

How about a Xilinx BGA sofa?

John

Too deep.

How about vacuum tubes?

Yeah - like I said, "for the external circuit"...

You need to learn to read better.

Cheers! Rich

Is anybody still making nuvistors?

Thanks, Rich

Yes, looks like somebody is.

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

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