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Is It Possible to Make Unequal Multi Virator Outputs to Run a Motor?

10/13/2012 5:00 PM

un equal multivibrator example 1 minute on time and 10 minutes off time for particular load . by simple 555 timer if yes tell me details . and mail me
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Re: Is It Possible to Make Unequal Multi Virator Outputs to Run a Motor?

10/14/2012 3:19 PM

Yes it is possible.

Try a simple internet search for the 555 timer as the datasheets available off the internet generally include application examples including using the 555 timer to power larger loads. You use the output of the 555 timer to power a transistor, MOSTET or relay coil which is then used to power the load.

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