With this sound activated flash circuit, you can achieve incredible pictures of the most unexpected moments.
Pictures like a water balloon that just burst and the water still floats in the air, or when an object of any type explodes.
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With this sound activated flash circuit, you can achieve incredible pictures of the most unexpected moments.
Pictures like a water balloon that just burst and the water still floats in the air, or when an object of any type explodes.
Missing pulse detector circuit or No pulse detector circuit.
This circuit is very interesting because it can detect or warn of the absence or delay of an expected pulse, which under normal conditions should be received at predefined intervals.
Bike Flashing LED Lights Circuit
Bike Flashing LED Lights Circuit. If you’re a cycling fan and you like biking, night and day, this useful circuit will make you to be visible and safe
Time Delay circuit using Triac and 555 timer
This Time delay Circuit using Triac and 555 Timer is very useful when we want to activate or switch on, appliances or devices that works on alternating current (AC), after a preset time.
Police Style Strobe Light Circuit.
This circuit shows the familiar lights which are used on police cars. It uses a 555 timer as a clock for the 4017B decade counter, two transistors and twelve LEDs
This simple humidity sensor circuit using a 555 timer, shows us the humidity level that a ground under test has. To achieve the goal, a couple of probes are used.
These probes are placed on the ground to be tested.
12 VDC to -12 VDC converter circuit with a 555 IC.
This 12 VDC to -12 VDC converter circuit gives -12VDC (negative 12 volts) from a power source of + 12VDC (positive 12 volts), with very few components.
Event Sequencer Using 555 Timer
This event sequencing circuit uses several 555 timer to control an event sequence, where an event does not start if the previous event has not ended.
5 to 30 Minute Timer Circuit using 7555 IC
This 5 to 30 minute timer circuit achieves times ranging from 5-30 minutes using the 7555 integrated circuit (CMOS version of the popular 555 timer).