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Applications of 555 Timer for Development of Low-Cost System
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- Shadan AlShidani 41 ,
- Salim Alshabibi 41 ,
- Md Tabrez 42 ,
- Kanak Kumar 43 &
- Farhad Ilahi Bakhsh 44
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- NE555 is a low cost chip that can be programmed to act as Mono-stable, Bi-stable, or astable multivibrator. This chip is widely used to design electronics circuits that require a single-bit data to function. In this paper, the application of NE555 to develop a low-cost system is discussed. The objective of the work is to design and develop a low cost and Automatic Irrigation Water system and a Clap-Switch using NE555 and mic sensor. These days automatic water irrigation system is used in Gardens, Parks, Stadiums, roadside gardens to minimize the labor cost water losses. Low cost automatic irrigation system shall help automation of gardens/fields irrigation at larger level. NE555 is also found its application to develop a system that can work by clapping sound, especially in design of household appliances switch. This system (clap-switch) might be very useful for differently abled person or children. This paper is a work of under-graduate student project that discuss the design, simulation, and prototype development of low cost automatic irrigation system and a clap-switch using NE555.
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AlShidani, S., Alshabibi, S., Tabrez, M., Kumar, K., Bakhsh, F.I. (2022). Applications of 555 Timer for Development of Low-Cost System. In: Chanda, C.K., Szymanski, J.R., Sikander, A., Mondal, P.K., Acharjee, D. (eds) Advanced Energy and Control Systems. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 820. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-7274-3_18
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This paper demonstrates the 555-timer integrated circuits (ICs) characterization in both astable and monostable modes of operation, with a supply voltage of 15 V over the wide temperature range of 25°C-500°C.
Signal generation with a 555 timer integrated circuit (IC) is an alternative to requiring a microcontroller and provides insight into combining electronic components for an application.
In this chapter we will study the 555 timer. We will learn what it is and how it works. We will then learn how to configure it to operate in a variety of formats.
The 555 timer IC is incorporated in timer and signal generation applications ranging from pulse and sound generation, clocks, timers and alarm triggering, power control with PWM (pulse width modulation),
In this tutorial the 555 timer is examined in detail along with its uses, either by itself or in combination with other solid state devices. This timer uses a maze of transistors, diodes and resistors and for this complex reason a more simplified (but accurate) block diagram is used to explain the internal organizations of the 555.
The 555 timer IC is one of the most essential part of electronic projects that require lesser or no computing. IC 555 can work as time delay circuits, as an oscillator, monstable, bi-stable, or astable multivibrator as below . Figure 1 shows the internal circuit diagram of NE555.