555 - 556 IC tester

mixos1

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556 IC tester

These are broken into 2 sections, one 556 tester will test the first 555ic timer within that 556 timer ic, plug it in push the button and the 2 leds will alternate telling you that the first 555ic timer within the 556 timer chip is working ok. plug the 556 into the second 556 ic tester, push the button, the 2 leds will alternate telling you that the second 555ic timer within the 556 timer chip is working ok

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555 IC tester

This 555 tester ,which can allso test the 7555 is realy handy, especially if you need to know if the timeres are working after you exstract, the timers from electronic junk, and for use in ignition coil and flyback driver circiuts by adding a push button and using an ic socket, just plug it in and push the button to test, the 2 leds will alternate to indicate the timer is working ok

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audioguru2

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That's a nice way to test a 555, but 2 sockets for a 556?
I think that I'd combine the 2 sockets into 1, so that there are 4 LEDs.
I can't wait to see how he tests a hex inverter, an octal latch or a memory chip!

 
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ante1

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Concerning this circuit I have the same thoughts as for the op-amp tester!

Ante ::)

 
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MP1

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When did this become a forum where someone gets kicked around because they post a schematic which is a useful tool to them? You should applaud him for sharing. If you have helpful comments, that would be different. If you want to make fun of someone go to a different forum to do so.
Hopefully, he will be willing to share his other tools, be it an octal latch tester or whatever.

There are a lot of hobbyists out there who remove the parts they use from "electronic junk". The down side of this is to know the parts still work before using them. Knowledge should not have a price and this is a way to keep the knowledge free.
If you would like to share a better design for doing so, then please post it.

MP

 
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mixos1

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Concerning this circuit I have the same thoughts as for the op-amp tester!
Ante ::)
Please don't post unusefull messages! Here is not a chat room but a forum to express yourself circumstantial ! Help us to maintain this forum clear and in a high quality state. Note that unusefull messages will be deleted with not a prior notification to maintain the database clear.

Hope to understand this!
 
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ante1

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I am very sorry if my comments have offended you, this was absolutely not my intention. I misjudged the way my help would be received on how to spend your money. I was wrong and again I

 

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That's ok Ante, but be more careful next time! We still love you :p!

 

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Steven,
I hope that you were not offended.
I, too, am sorry for my comment and retract it.
I hope that my suggestion to use 1 socket and 4 LEDs proves to be useful here.

 
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