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@TechConnectify This is the turn signal / wiper / rear defroster relay from my 91 Mercedes. The COP411 microcontroller runs the wiper delay and defroster timer / cutout*. The smaller chip, a U243B, runs the signals. The data sheet is available! https://t.co/9olu478dtg https://t.co/wcNWYZQEiC
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What is the function of a relay?
There are many. In short, a relay is just an electrically activated switch that in many ways is just a like a light switch in your home but with several important differences. Because it is, at it’s core, just a switch, you can use a relay for anything that you would want to turn on an off, but it’s those differences that I mentioned that make things interesting. This first example I learned the first time I stepped into a lab in college and we flipped on the lights. it was a large room with many banks of overhead lights, but just one ordinary switch by each door. When you flipped the switch, you would hear a solid “thunk” sound somewhere overhead, and then a moment later the lights would begin to come on. What was happening was that so many lights in such a large room drew so much current, that an ordinary switch could never handle it all. And so you could a) use a lot of switched and divide up the load, b) use one really big industrial switch that would be difficult, expensive, and unweildy, or c) use an ordinary light switch, to power a relay that could easily handle such a load. The “thunk” you heard when you flipped the switch was the sound of the relay throwing somewhere above the ceiling. As I mentioned, since relays are electrically activated switches you can use them for a lot of things but one of the things that makes them different is that, depending on their design, the voltage needed to throw the switch doesn’t have to be the same as the voltage being switched. For example, if you those lights in the lab are 220 volt lights, you can still switch them with 120 volts or even 12 volts. Depending on the specifications of the relay that means that you could use a relatively low voltage, low amperage output from a computer to control a large bank of lights, or a large motor, or most anything else. Relays can do all sorts of other things as well. Some have timers built in to them so that when they are switched on (or off) they “wait” for a specified amount of time before switching. Others have a sort of basic logic circuit included in their design so that two or more circuits have to be simultaneously live or “on,” before they switch, meaning that you and essentially use the relay to say “IF this AND that, THEN switch.” This is the sort of thing sometimes built into safety equipment so that the elevator won’t start until the door is closed (yes, I know that elevators use Programmable Logic Controllers or more advanced logic devices, but you get the idea) or an industrial machine won’t start until the operator pressed two buttons with two hands to insure that his or her hands are not inside the machine. These are just a few examples. If you spend even a little time looking at a catalog (on paper or online) you will quickly discover that there are more types of relays than you ever imagined and they can do things you probably never thought about. They can, and do, a great many things. So many in fact, that you are surrounded by them every day. They are found in lighting applications, and safety applications like elevators and traffic lights, small relays run the windshield wipers in your car, and really big ones bring the electricity from the power plant to your home. In the end, relays do so many things, in so many applications, in so many places, for so many people , that we’d really be lost without them.
How does 555 Timer Circuit Work?
*NOTE* This question changed from “what are the uses…?” to “How does it work..?”; my original answer to the uses remains, but scroll down to the bottom for a brief explanation of how it works…. The main original three or four uses (depending on how you count them): Oscillator (“astable” mode; squarewave signal generator) Bistable (“comparator with memory”) Monostable (pulse lengthener or shortener) Timer (“microseconds to hours”), e.g. an egg timer… really a special; case of monostable operation. Which lead to many uses, like: squarewave signal generator voltage level detector with hysteresis FM signal generator Oscilloscope timebase PWM motor control Class D amplifier DC-to-DC converters, including buck/boost switchmode power supply Triangle wave or sawtooth signal generator (needs an opamp or external transistor as well) AM signal generator Logic Inverter 3.3V CMOS to 5V TTL signal level converter TTL to CMOS converter (level shifter) key debouncer car windscreen wiper controller touch-sensitive switch camera flash relay camera shutter tester room resonance tester simple frequency meter Voltage Controlled Oscillator Guitar fuzz effect Basically how it works: Most 555 circuits run with the “trigger” and “threshold” pins (2 & 6 in the normal package) connected together; in this simplified configuration the 555 is basically an inverter with hysteresis - a “Schmitt Trigger”, in effect, like one sixth of a 74HC14 IC, and simple oscillator circuits that work for a Schmitt Trigger will work for the NE555 (e.g. a simple resistor from output pin 3 to pins 2 & 6, and then down to earth via a single capacitor). But the 555 is more accurate than many Schmitt circuits (the trigger points are controlled by a resistor divider from pin 8 to pin 1 that supply 2/3 of Vcc and 1/3 of Vcc to the two comparators’ other input pins). The 555 has three more pins: the RESET (pin 4) that must be connected to pin 8 (Vcc) unless you actually want to reset the device, and a “(Frequency) control” (pin 5) that can directly change the voltage at the 2/3 point (and indirectly at the 1/3 Vcc point to pin 2’s comparator) - this can change the frequency, but in a slightly complicated way; you can ignore it, but I’d suggest connecting a 0.1uF capacitor from ping 5 to ground to avoid any stray high frequency pickup at that pin… just in case. It also has a “discharge” output (pin 7) that can be used instead of pin 3 to take an output (via resistor) to the timing circuit; many circuits use this method for their oscillator design but it is more complicated (pin 7 is basically an “open collector” output, so it can pull the voltage ,down,, but not ,up, - you need pull-up resistors to the supply voltage, and then it is difficult to get a perfect 1:1 mark:space ratio (i.e. the square wave output will be high longer than it is low). The discharge pin is great for timer circuits, but you’re better off using pin 3 for oscillators, in my opinion, unless you actually want a specific duty cycle (mark:space ratio). Also be careful not to have the resistance between pin 7 (or pin 3) and the capacitor too low else you get high current peaks that cause inaccuracy in timing (and if really low could blow the internal transistors). I wouldn’t got much below 330 ohms for accuracy (most datasheets suggest a 1 kilohm minimum, but that is for circuits with two resistors, RA+2RB being 1k or more), and (depending on the supply voltage and particular version of 555!) you might be able to go as low as 82 ohms between pin 7 (not pin 3) and the timing capacitor… but the other resistor, RA, from pin 7 to Vcc, has to be considerably higher and so this circuit still doesn’t allow much higher frequencies, just shorter “low” durations while the “high” period has to be relatively long. Confused? Then it is best to stick to the simple circuit that takes the feedback from pin 3! Even with that pin 3 choice there are plenty of options if you ,want, to complicate matters - some good modifications if you want accurate frequencies over 1MHz that involve ceramic filters or crystals or LC circuits, but you have to avoid excess voltages on the inputs at resonance without damping the oscillations too much, in which case a second stage, a simple RC filter, after the LC low-pass filter and a couple of protection diodes can be the solution. The 555 is a pretty useful device - there are so many circuits for it that I could suggest if readers have specific needs.
What can be the best project for a final year ECE branch?
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Ultrasonic Blind Walking Stick Fire Plus Hazardous Gas Detection And Instant SMS Alerting System Mini IR Radar For Unauthorized Object Detection CNG/LPG Gas Accident Prevention With Gsm Alert Gsm Based Door Unlocker system Auto Lap Time Measurement System SMS Voting System Project Prepaid Electricity Billing Meter CNG/LPG Gas Leakage Accident Prevention System Robotic Vehicle With Metal Detection Project Programmable Sequential Load Operation Controlled By Android Application Project Car Overspeeding Detection Project RF Secure Coded Communication System Android Password Based Remote Door Opener System Project Android Controlled Remote Password Security Android Controlled Railway Level Gate Control Android Controlled Remote AC Power Control Robot Controlled By Android Application Xbee Transformer/Generator Health Monitor Project Security Access Control Using RFID Project Home Appliance Control Using Android Application Project Anti Stampede Monitoring And Alarm Project Attendance 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