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555 Ic Tester

This document describes a 555 timer IC tester circuit that uses a NE555 timer IC along with resistors and capacitors to test if the 555 timer IC is functioning properly. The circuit causes two LEDs to blink if the 555 timer IC is good. If one or both LEDs do not blink, the 555 timer IC is faulty. The circuit allows calculating the time duration and frequency of the LED blinking to further test the 555 timer IC.

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555 Ic Tester

This document describes a 555 timer IC tester circuit that uses a NE555 timer IC along with resistors and capacitors to test if the 555 timer IC is functioning properly. The circuit causes two LEDs to blink if the 555 timer IC is good. If one or both LEDs do not blink, the 555 timer IC is faulty. The circuit allows calculating the time duration and frequency of the LED blinking to further test the 555 timer IC.

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ACD PROJECT

REPORT
ON
555 TIMER IC
TESTER

SUBMITTED BY:
SAMEER KHAN(380)
P.DINESH KRISHNA(367)
SWASTIK MAHAPATRA(401)
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

555 TIMER IC TESTING CIRCUIT

Components used in this Circuit:


IC-NE555
Resistor(R1=68k,R2=39k)
Resistor(R3=R4=220E)
Capacitor(C1=C2=1nF/25)
LEDs(Blue, Red)
This simple 555 IC testing-circuit tests your entire 555 timer IC. So before
using your IC, check immediately that your IC is good or bad. This can be done
by checking the IC i.e. it is oscillating or not. Or you can use this circuit in some
other circuits also to troubleshoot the proper working of 555 IC.

This tester will immediately tell you if the timer is functional or not. Important
feature of this circuit is it will tell 555 timer is shorted or it is not oscillating.
Assemble the circuit properly as shown in circuit diagram.

How to Check the 555 Timer IC:


First of all insert the IC in socket very carefully so that no pin of 555 timer get
damage. Now to see the result, switch on the power supply. If your 555 timer is
working properly, both the LED1(Blue) and LED2(Red) will glow. And any of
the LEDs is off or both LED1(Blue) and LED2(Red) are not glowing means
your 555 timer IC is faulty.

Working of 555 Timer IC Circuit:


In this circuit, we have used the NE555 IC as an astable multivibrator and when
power is provided to circuit, the LEDs will start blinking which will show that
the IC is working. The blinking rate of LEDs can be changed by increasing or
decreasing the values of resistor R1 and R2 and capacitor C1.

You can calculate the time duration with the help of formula given below:

T = 0.7(R1+2R2)*C1 in seconds.

As soon as power supply is provided, C1 will start charging through R1 and R2.
When the voltage across C1 rises above 2/ 3 of supply voltage, the internal Flip
Flop toggles. As a result, pin 7 becomes low and C1 starts discharging. When
the voltage across C1 goes below 1/ 3 of supply voltage, the internal Flip Flop
resets and pin 7 goes high. The C1 again starts charging. All this will happen
only when your IC is in good condition. According to the frequency as set with
the help of resistor R1, R2 and capacitor C1 charging and discharging take
place and LED1(Blue) and LED2(Red) will flash accordingly. From these
observations, we can conclude that IC NE555 is faulty or not.
CALCULATION
According to circuit,
R1=68k
R2=39k
C1=1nF

As explained in the working of circuit i.e. when power is provided to the circuit,
the LEDs will start blinking indicating whether the IC is working properly or is
faulty.

Time duration of blinking of LEDs is given by,

T = 0.7(R1+2R2)*C1 sec.
T = 0.7(68+2*39)*10^3*1*10^-9 sec.
T = 1.022*10^-4 sec.

Frequency of blinking of LEDS

F = 1/T
F = 1/(1.022*10^-4 sec.)
F = 9.785kHz

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