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    555 Oscillator Circuit

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    This document summarizes the design of an oscillator circuit and monostable circuit. It provides the key equations used to calculate the resistor and capacitor values needed to achieve a frequency of 100Hz and duty cycles of 70% and 30% for the oscillator. It also outlines the equations and steps to calculate the resistor, capacitor, and potentiometer values needed to produce a time pulse between 1ms and 9ms for the monostable circuit. Sample values for the components are provided based on the calculations.

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    This document summarizes the design of an oscillator circuit and monostable circuit. It provides the key equations used to calculate the resistor and capacitor values needed to achieve a frequency of 100Hz and duty cycles of 70% and 30% for the oscillator. It also outlines the equations and steps to calculate the resistor, capacitor, and potentiometer values needed to produce a time pulse between 1ms and 9ms for the monostable circuit. Sample values for the components are provided based on the calculations.

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    PWM with 555

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    This document summarizes the design of an oscillator circuit and monostable circuit. It provides the key equations used to calculate the resistor and capacitor values needed to achieve a frequency of 100Hz and duty cycles of 70% and 30% for the oscillator. It also outlines the equations and steps to calculate the resistor, capacitor, and potentiometer values needed to produce a time pulse between 1ms and 9ms for the monostable circuit. Sample values for the components are provided based on the calculations.

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    555 Oscillator circuit.

    D.C. = 95%
    f = 100 Hz
    Vcc = 12V
    The frequency of oscillation is:
    1.44
    = (1)
    ( + 2 )

    The period is given by:


    1
    = + = = 10 (2)

    Where the charge time is given by:


    = 0.693 ( + ) (2.1)

    And the discharge time by:


    = 0.693 ( ) (2.2)

    Achieve a duty cycle of 30% at the output is not possible so we are going to calculate for a
    duty cycle of 70% then inverting it we get the desired 70%.
    From 2 we get
    = ( + ) 0.95 = 9.5
    = ( + ) 0.3 = 500

    Substituting in 2.1 and 2.2 respectively:


    9.5
    ( + ) = = 13.708 (2.1)
    0.693
    500
    ( ) = = 721.5 (2.2)
    0.693

    Then:
    721.5
    = (3)

    From 3 in 2.1a:
    721.5
    ( + ) = 13.708

    Then:
    12.98
    = (4)

    We choose C = 1 uF, so we get from 3 and 4:


    = 721.5
    = 12 986.5
    Monostable circuit.

    The time pulse is:


    = 1.1( + ) < 10 (5)
    So, min and max values will be:
    = 1.1() 1 (5.1)
    = 1.1( + ) 9 (5.2)
    From 5.1:
    1
    = (6)
    1.1
    From 5.2 and 6:
    8
    = (7)
    1.1

    We choose C = 330 nF and get:


    R = 2754.82 ohms
    Pot = 22 038.57 ohms
    Then for the power step we have:

    0.1 (8)

    = 2.2 10)

    Substituting and solving for :

    0.1 (1103 ) = 100

    (1106 )
    = = = 45.45
    2.2 2.2
    Then we looked up the Cin from IRF640 datasheet to get RG in terms of : Cin=1275 pF

    (45.45106 )
    = = = = 35.65
    (12751012 )

    From design rules, we choose half Rg, i.e. 18 k

    Finally, we can get many different Ton using the next equation:

    ()()
    = (11)
    100

    The same for Vmean:


    ()()
    = (12)
    100

    Where is the Duty Cycle.


    Figure 1.1 Diagram (with commercial values).

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