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    This document provides instructions for building a simple LED flashing circuit using common electronic components like resistors, capacitors, integrated circuits, and a light emitting diode. The circuit is designed to introduce basic soldering and circuit assembly skills. It uses a 555 timer integrated circuit configured to flash the LED on and off at a rate of 3 times per second by timing the charge and discharge of a 1 microfarad capacitor. Detailed steps are provided to identify components, cut tracks on a stripboard, solder the components including wires in the correct positions, and test the circuit with a battery.

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    This document provides instructions for building a simple LED flashing circuit using common electronic components like resistors, capacitors, integrated circuits, and a light emitting diode. The circuit is designed to introduce basic soldering and circuit assembly skills. It uses a 555 timer integrated circuit configured to flash the LED on and off at a rate of 3 times per second by timing the charge and discharge of a 1 microfarad capacitor. Detailed steps are provided to identify components, cut tracks on a stripboard, solder the components including wires in the correct positions, and test the circuit with a battery.

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    One Example of Electronic Is Led: Parts Required

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    This document provides instructions for building a simple LED flashing circuit using common electronic components like resistors, capacitors, integrated circuits, and a light emitting diode. The circuit is designed to introduce basic soldering and circuit assembly skills. It uses a 555 timer integrated circuit configured to flash the LED on and off at a rate of 3 times per second by timing the charge and discharge of a 1 microfarad capacitor. Detailed steps are provided to identify components, cut tracks on a stripboard, solder the components including wires in the correct positions, and test the circuit with a battery.

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    The way to change the world is electronic.

    Now even and then a new inventions are made in this world.

    One example of electronic is led


    LED stands for Light Emitting Diode This project is designed as an introduction to soldering, identifying common components, using the resistor colour code and placing components correctly on stripboard. The LED flashes at about 3Hz (3 flashes per second).

    Parts Required
    resistors: 470, 1k, 220k 555 timer IC (chip) capacitor: 1F 16V radial battery clip for 9V PP3 red LED (or orange, yellow or green if you prefer!) stripboard: 6 rows 21 holes 8-pin IC holder (a 'DIL socket') for the 555 IC

    Instructions
    1. Solder the 8-pin IC holder in the correct place on the stripboard. 2. Break the 4 tracks under the IC holder with a track cutter tool. You can allow extra holes if your piece of stripboard is large enough.
    4 tracks to cut below the IC holder, they are marked 10 holes this side of IC holder 7 holes this side of IC holder 1 row of holes above and below IC holder You can allow extra holes if your piece of stripboard is large enough.

    3. Use the resistor colour code to identify the resistors which are marked with coloured bands to show their value. 4. Insert and solder the resistors in the correct position, they can be put in either way round, but you must line them up correctly with the IC holder. 5. Identify the other parts, then solder them in the correct position and the right way round. To help you identify the parts please see our page on soldering.
    470 Red LED long lead is + 1F capacitor long lead is + 220k 1k 4 tracks to cut below the IC holder, they are marked 2 wire links around IC holder black red The 1k and 220k resistors should be vertical like this:

    6. Solder the 2 wire links in place around the IC holder, it is easier to use plastic-coated singlecore wire. (The flexibility of stranded wire is not needed for connections like this and the

    strands can be difficult to push through the small hole). 7. Finally insert the 555 timer IC and connect a battery!
    THE ELECTRONICS ag2724@gmail.com Lecturer at chatra college, chatra Jharkhand, india

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