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PART 1

A brief description about the basic operation of the IC:

 NE555 pinouts

 simplified Internal circuit of the 555 timer IC looks like this

 This circuit consists of


 Voltage divider circuit
 Comparators
 RS Flip-Flop
 Discharge circuit
 Output driver circuit (Invertor)
 Pin 8 is supply voltage it is generally b/w 5V – 15V
 pin 1 is Ground pin, pin 3 is output pin it can source and sink up to
200mA.
 We consider op-amp is ideal in comparator circuit so there is no current
flowing through the op-amps and from supply voltage current is flowing
only through 3 resistors.
 So, we can say voltage at – of the 1st op-amp is 2/3Vcc and + of the 2nd
op-amp is 1/3Vcc

 Here threshold and trigger are the inputs of the 555 timer IC
 So, whenever the threshold voltage becomes greater than
2/3Vcc the output of the 1st comparator is HIGH or else LOW.
 Similarly, in 2nd comparator if trigger voltage becomes less
than 1/3Vcc the output will become HIGH or else LOW.
 With control pin we can control the timing, reset pin if LOW then it
resets the flip-flop.
 Truth table of RS Flip-Flop:

 To change the input at threshold pin external capacitor and resistor are
connected b/w threshold and discharge pin.
 Discharge pin helps capacitor in discharging whenever the output is
LOW.
 When the output is 1 the gate of the transistor will be at high voltage.
Here the transistor acts as a switch.
It is in ON mode when the voltage at gate terminal is HIGH and vice-versa.

Part 2
Design of a free running multi-vibrator for frequency and duty cycle
specifications:

 My enrolment number is 19114083 CSE. So according to the specified


calculation of mod(191112083,4)+1 = 4. Hence my set is CSE set-4.
 Given specifications for Free running multi-vibrator is 10 kHz, 90%.
 For understanding the circuit, we draw the internal block diagram of
NE555 timer IC

Calculations:

 The capacitor starts charging though the resistors R1(RA) and R2(RB).
 Now capacitor starts charging and discharging between 1/3Vcc and
2/3Vcc.

Now let us assume t1 and t2 be time taken by capacitor for charging and
discharging between 1 /3Vcc and 2/ 3Vcc respectively.
 So, for obtaining the duty cycle using standard resistor and capacitor
values we can use:
R1 =620 ohm, R2 = 82ohm, C = 0.18uf
 Circuit diagram:
 Circuit simulation:
Part 3
Design a monostable multi-vibrator with specifications:

 It has only one stable state. i.e., it is usually in stable state but whenever
a trigger state is applied then momentarily output of the monostable
vibrator goes to the unstable state.
 After certain time it comes back to the stable state.
 Positive edge-triggered, 400us pulse width
 For understanding the circuit, we draw the internal block diagram of
NE555 timer IC

Calculations:

 While charging when the voltage at C1 just crosses the 2/3 Vcc the
output of the 1st comparator becomes logic 1.
 And the output of the flip-flop will become 0. And output of the 555
timers will become 0. Transistor gets switched ON.
 And voltage across the capacitor gets discharged instantly. And when
that happens both outputs of the comparator will become logic 0.
 Let T be the time the 555 timer is in unstable state.

 Circuit diagram:
 Circuit simulation

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