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| With this project, I like to build a small class D amplifier based on a 555 timer IC. I also like to use only “common” components, so this p...
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| Ever heard of 1GΩ resistors? The 555 timer here has a duration time of about 270s; by using a high resistance value of 1GΩ, no electrolytic...
| Ever heard of 1GΩ resistors? The 555 timer here has a duration time of about 270s; by using a high resistance value of 1GΩ, no electrolytic...
| Many circuits nowadays require a square-wave generator for which invariably a separate NE555 is used. Since many of such circuits frequent...