Ante,
I tried your suggestion. Three IC's never draw any current from the output pin when I moved the magnet nearer to IC while the circuit powered.
I replaced with another new Hall Effect IC. Measured and got voltage around 1 - 2V. So the IC works. Probably the IC damaged previously.
Anyway I have switched to simpler method by using reed switch with 555 timer IC.
I'm using 555 timer IC in order to control trigger width and pulse width. I have enclosed the circuit diagram.
I still encounter some problem. The circuit is stabe if I connect LED at output of second 555 timer IC. If I connect the output from second 55 timer IC output direct to 2N3055 base, both 555 timer IC get hotter and the result goes crazy (unstable).
Maybe today I will try method below :
reed switch -> 555 timer -> LM358 -> 2SC1061 -> 2N3055
Power Source : 12VDC
Hope this works. Your comments highly appreciated.
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I tried your suggestion. Three IC's never draw any current from the output pin when I moved the magnet nearer to IC while the circuit powered.
I replaced with another new Hall Effect IC. Measured and got voltage around 1 - 2V. So the IC works. Probably the IC damaged previously.
Anyway I have switched to simpler method by using reed switch with 555 timer IC.
I'm using 555 timer IC in order to control trigger width and pulse width. I have enclosed the circuit diagram.
I still encounter some problem. The circuit is stabe if I connect LED at output of second 555 timer IC. If I connect the output from second 55 timer IC output direct to 2N3055 base, both 555 timer IC get hotter and the result goes crazy (unstable).
Maybe today I will try method below :
reed switch -> 555 timer -> LM358 -> 2SC1061 -> 2N3055
Power Source : 12VDC
Hope this works. Your comments highly appreciated.
View attachment 35744