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Square/Pulse Generator NE555 Frequency Adjustable Module

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Category: Other Accessories

SKU: 1833


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₹140 44% OFF
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₹79 (Incl.GST)

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Description:

NE555 Pulse Frequency Duty Cycle Adjustable Module Square Wave Signal Generator is 5 V square wave signal generator. It generates a square wave signal used for experimental development. Also, use to drive a stepper motor for generating a square wave drive signal. 

Applications:

  • As a square wave signal generator generates a square wave signal used for experimental development.
  • Used to drive a stepper motor for generating a square wave drive signal.
  • Generate an adjustable pulse for MCU.
  • Generate an adjustable pulse, to control circuitry associated.
Features:

  • Generate an adjustable pulse for MCU.
  • Generate an adjustable pulse, to control circuitry associated.
  • The output current can be 15 MA around; when 12V power supply, the output current can 35 MA around
  • Output with LED indication(low level, LED will on, high level, LED will off; low frequency, the LED flashes).
Package Include:

  • 1 x  Square/Pulse Generator NE555 Frequency Adjustable Module.

DATA SHEET AND USECASE

Key Features:

  • Adjustable Frequency and Duty Cycle: The module allows users to fine-tune the output frequency and duty cycle using on-board potentiometers, making it suitable for various applications.

  • Wide Operating Voltage Range: It operates on a DC supply voltage ranging from 5V to 15V. At 5V, the output current is approximately 15mA, increasing to around 35mA at 12V.

  • Compact Design: With dimensions typically around 31mm x 22mm, the module is compact and easy to integrate into various projects.

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