M mgeno216 New Member Jun 9, 2010 #1 I have a question regarding 555 in a monostable set up. I m using this schematic and calculator: Monostable 555 Timeout Calculator Is the "trigger" just to point where when current is applied, the timer starts? Mike
I have a question regarding 555 in a monostable set up. I m using this schematic and calculator: Monostable 555 Timeout Calculator Is the "trigger" just to point where when current is applied, the timer starts? Mike
ericgibbs Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jun 9, 2010 #2 mgeno216 said: I have a question regarding 555 in a monostable set up. I m using this schematic and calculator: Monostable 555 Timeout Calculator Is the "trigger" just to point where when current is applied, the timer starts? Mike Click to expand... hi Mike, Usually the trigger pin is connected via a capacitor and pull up resistor. EDIT: Look here. https://www.electro-tech-online.com/blogs/ericgibbs/125-simple-7555-cmos-timer-calculator-v1-2.html Like this example. Attachments AAesp04.gif 6.8 KB · Views: 250 Last edited: Jun 9, 2010
mgeno216 said: I have a question regarding 555 in a monostable set up. I m using this schematic and calculator: Monostable 555 Timeout Calculator Is the "trigger" just to point where when current is applied, the timer starts? Mike Click to expand... hi Mike, Usually the trigger pin is connected via a capacitor and pull up resistor. EDIT: Look here. https://www.electro-tech-online.com/blogs/ericgibbs/125-simple-7555-cmos-timer-calculator-v1-2.html Like this example.
M mgeno216 New Member Jun 9, 2010 #4 Thanks to both of you. I had a feeling you could wire it like ericgibbs posted, but i needed some ressurance. Thanks, Mike
Thanks to both of you. I had a feeling you could wire it like ericgibbs posted, but i needed some ressurance. Thanks, Mike