Adjustable Auto On Off delay timer circuit on Breadboard | 555 Timer project #4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ม.ค. 2020
- A tutorial on how to build an adjustable auto power On Off delay timer circuit using 555 timer in Monostable mode. This electronic timer circuit is helpful when you need to power On/Off any AC Appliances after a pre-defined duration. For example you can use this circuit to automatically turn Off a mobile charger, after let's say 1 hour, to prevent overcharging the battery.
The timer delay can be fixed to time periods like 1, 5, 10 minutes etc. (or for any duration ranging from a few seconds to hours). For controlling AC appliances, a relay needs to be added at the output of 555 timer IC (As explained in the video tutorial)
For more information & link to the circuit diagram, visit this project page: elonics.org/adjustable-auto-o...
Below is the list of components required for building the electronic delay timer circuit:
* 555 IC
* Momentary Push Button Switch
* LED / any output device
* Capacitor - 470uF
* Resistors - 68K, 10K, 220R
* Breadboard
* Breadboard Connectors
* Power Supply (5-12)V
* Potentiometer (Optional)
* Relay Module (Optional)
* Refer to the LED resistor table shown in the video tutorial for the exact value of LED's series resistor (220R)
This tutorial is a part of 18 video series on 555 IC Projects: • 555 Timer Projects on ...
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Great explanation of the components placement on the breadboard and their functions. Great video in building and explaining the circuit’s components purposes.
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Very well done, thank you. I'm wanting to find a way to use the 555 timer (or similar) take a simple proximity based circuit (IR prox and TIP32C PNP transistor) to create a single (time limited) circuit until reset. The proximity circuit config is "always on" upon detection. Because I don't know the duration of the "activated" IR proximity, to which the light (or motor) would be activated, I'm hoping to use 555 to present a closed circuit and not capacitor charging until the proximity (either the same IR set or an additional set) is activated, at which time I'm hoping the 555 can close the circuit to the Light/Motor circuit for a few seconds, without resetting until the proximity detection state is cleared. Is this something you think is possible?
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Wow this video was great! That visual explanation at the end was awesome! I'm not new to electronics, but I'm inexperienced. How would I set up an oscillating circuit, like to flash an LED for just a moment (like 0.1-0.5 seconds, doesn't have to be specific), then wait 15 or 20 seconds, and do it again? Would I need two 555s, or could I just add a transistor and resistor and capacitor somewhere?
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Thank you for the video. One question, can you replace the switch to a single import from a sensor?
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Thanks for this outstanding explanation. I replace the led with dc motor, but the circuit doesn't work, could you please explain how to apply the adjustable timer for the dc motor
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Great explanation. I think this circuit might be just what I need if the timer can go short enough.
Is something as short as 500 milliseconds possible?
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Great video, thanks. Is it possible to specify the ON time and the OFF time? Say ON for 2min and OFF for 10min?
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First, thank you for the video. Second, I have a question. Let's say I want to make the LED brighter in your project. How would I do this without changing the battery's voltage? Would I incrase the capacitor size? Change the resistor configuration? Is there a different way to configure the 555 to permit more voltage to reach the LED? Thanks so much!
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I want to turn off 12v relay exactly after 3 seconds. Please help me. What/ which components should I change to the circuit
Excellent work man! But can I make this work without push button switch, like when the dc source is on, the led should get turned on automatically
Sirji help me i am not able to understand I want to ask that, I want to make exect circuit like your circuit than things you used I want to ues as it is na coz I have this project in collage plz help
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from where do you buy the components
Good day. I need some help. I have made a audio amplifier. I want when I turn it on a led comes on then goes off after 1 second and says off. So not flashing bit just on for 1 sec then stay off. Can u help me plz
Excellent
Which capacitor you used can you tell me about that or provide me he link
Without a momentary switch, how can I make this work directly when/from the power supply being applied
i LOVE your explanation on what happens in the 555 timer. (with subtitle on though). It really cleared something for me. So this is monostable mode right?
Thank you. Yup, that's right, this arrangement uses 555 IC is in monostable mode.
Does the LED go out if the switch is held down?
I want a circuit that only turns on after the switch is turned on and off again, so does not remain energized continuously when the switch is held down 🙂
Does it turn off after the time even if the button is pressed? Or only if you release the button?
It's a very helpful.
Sir.. I have one question. I'm looking for make a cyclic timer for hydroponic water system (which can auto start after 1 hour for 1 min and auto off) For 12 V pump and 230 V pump. Plzzz giude
Do you have any on off on cycle 555 ic in put 12 volts
What should be the resistor and capacitor values for 20-30mins adjustable timer?
Will u please make video on how to make clap switch simple LED without using relay on PCB
Is it possible to make it activate instead of turning off? Thank you
Can you run this off a single 3.7v battery?
I have 2 pin switch instead of a 4 pin switch what are the changes to be made in the circuit ??
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Hi sir how to do latching the circuit means if i press switch button for a long period led should get off after 1 second enoght thoght the button is pressed how to do this sir please help me here
Awesome ..
60 second on and off automatically circuits available sir any ideas
Can we set the time delay for like 4-6 hour??
Can you make this to automatic without push button the circuit automatically on off
How to add delay between pressing the switch and the led turning on?
Can we set delay time below to 15 sec.?
Hello sir can u do the brake failure indicator using 555 timer on bread board and the explanation
Would this be reliable for a time of 8 hour?
Sir, can we change push button switch with spst switch, ? But still work like this video. 🙏
Pls sir can u give me the circuit to blink led 5 times up on pushing the switch
what happens if we hae a contant ground applied to pin 2 ?
Loved the way you give detail explanation. Thanks sir.
Just had a doubt in timer ckt. That what will happen if we don't use 555 ic and make delay ckt using RC and transistor only? I mean what is the disadvantage?
In the case of RC circuit using transistor, the current flowing out of the RC loop can be significant when the delay is a lot and so it is difficult to compute the RC values that are closer to the actual results.
In the case of 555 timer, it internally has comparators at Pin-2 and Pin-6 and they make sure that almost no current flows from the RC loop. As a result, the timing we calculate from the RC graph will match with the practical values
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where can I buy as this circut????
How to do it without the switch direct supply? I tried but it get on and off only once
Can I do this with 2 pin button?
Brother please make this with ir sensor circuit
can you tell the specification of potentiometer used
Well explained, thanks for your video. Help me with one thing. I don't wanted to connect push button i want the output exactly when power supply is on for a time duration
Welcome. If you disconnect Pin-7 and remove and short push button connections, the circuit behaves similar to what you require. The timer and 555 IC's output turns ON immediately after powering ON the circuit. 555 IC turns OFF after the delay time and stays the same until you re-power the circuit.
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Loev the way that you speak and explain.. What potentiometer can we use?
Depending the delay required you may refer to the timing table and decide on which range of potentiometer to use
Hey, I really appreciate this video form providing the value of components which affects the delay.. But I need to make a delay off circuit. So if we connect it to the power, the output will stay off for the specified time, and then turn on forever till the source disconnected. Is there any way to do it?
Yes, you can connect the output in an inverted manner. Like connect negative of the output you are using to output of 555 IC and positive of the output to positive rail. This way, when the timer is running, the output of 555 timer IC will have positive voltage and the output you have connected won't be able to turn ON. Immediately after the timer finishes, the output state of 555 IC will have 0V and so the output you have connected will turn ON and stays the same until the source is disconnected.
Thanks for your videos. What software you used for make animation on your videos?
Welcome. I use Adobe After Effects.
how can i do this with out a switch
Hi. Tried the circuit with 1000 micro Farad capacitor and 100K pot. Works well below 5 sec delay. However, output latches to high above values more than 6 sec. Any ideas what could be the problem?
I tried with 220uf and 39k, got 10 sec. Check the diagram.
Is there a formula to calculate the time
1:07 can you please include this in circuit diagram