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CD4060 Oscillator Circuit Diagram

A CD4060 timer, the input is any voltage source or a pushbutton switch to an 4N35 optocoupler. The optocoupler will send current to an SCR which will latch and provide power to the CD4060, thus starting the timer. The timer output can be any standard relay. A diode to jam the oscillator has been added, but is not necessary if you need a recurring on/off system.

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CD4060 Oscillator Circuit Diagram

A CD4060 timer, the input is any voltage source or a pushbutton switch to an 4N35 optocoupler. The optocoupler will send current to an SCR which will latch and provide power to the CD4060, thus starting the timer. The timer output can be any standard relay. A diode to jam the oscillator has been added, but is not necessary if you need a recurring on/off system.

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BUTTON

TO +V OR
OTHER
SWITCH

LOAD RESISTOR DIODE STOPS OSCILLATOR WHEN


TO LATCH SCR Q10 OUTPUT GOES HIGH
AND KEEPS RELAY ON

RESET HAS TO TIED TO


GROUND; A HIGH PULSE WILL
RESET THE OSCILLATOR--
SO YOU CAN ADD A BUTTON
FROM PIN 12 TO +V
OSCILLATOR, SETS TIMING
PULSE FREQUENCY

C:\Users\User\Documents\CD4060_SW_OPTO.sch - Sheet1

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