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Only this guy acts like he created the Johnson circuit when all he's doing is timing thr charge of a caps with a 557 or 8 which has a fast edge for making oscillator circuits. You'd think with the subs and views this guy has he'd buy his music instead of using the free stuff again and again. If I needed directions on how to make this circuit I'd throw away all the gear I've saved up for over the years.

May diagram Po ba boss

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Ok

hhaa solder one by one

Infatti non lo mai capito come fa a tenerli inseriti aahahaa segretoooo? cmq bravissimo, si potrebbe avere lo schema? grazie

I ask that also😊... it's a bit of struggle trying mine..

You buy a spinner jig. You place the board between the clamps and turn it upside down, then solder the component legs.

Und dann glubsch riesen led,s

Yes this circuit should work in 12V. Don't put 16V on this circuit it might damage the 555 ic. and don't understood what you meant by size the resistors and capacitors. Thank you.

all cap are 10uF and value of the resistor show on the video, watch again carefully

@@estechknowledge I thank you for answering :) The supply voltage will be 12V. About the sizes of resistors and capacitors are the values. Capacitors I will use 10uF 16V. I think resistors I should calculate by the application voltage due to the LEDs. In your project a 3.7V battery was used and as I am going to use 12V I have to calculate the resistors I think... Anyway I'm grateful. Your projects are wonderful and you deserve every success, blessings and achievements. Hugs friend😊👍

You don't need to change anything for 12V you can just simply put this circuit on 12V.

If you want it to run on 12V, you may need to add current limiting resistor for the LEDs to prevent damaging them.

You can use 3.5V - 14V power supply on this circuit without changing anything.

To increase the speed you can use less value capacitors or you can decrease the resistors value.

@@estechknowledge Thanks very kind

It work in A C 220 voltage

I have fixed that on the video. Please watch the full video.

@@estechknowledge Thanks for the reply, but I don't understand. The video still shows the connection with the 120k resistor between the base and the collector of the transistors. Is the circuit diagram of the link correct? Should I follow the circuit diagram or the video? Thank you.

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@@estechknowledge no i want to make without cd4017 and use only 555

@@estechknowledge i had seen that video, but i want to use only 555 timer ic...... Plz make the circuit that i requested....

And your what's app no... sir

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They come in packs of 20.

557 is a PNP type transistor and 547 is an NPN type transistor. You can use other PNP and NPN transistors also.

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Same circuit I used and I make a PCB also but I in trouble please help me thanking you

Actually I am willing to make, but I lost the microphone.

10 LEDs per channel. For more use other external transistors.

There will be no limit if you are using good conductive wire.

You can use 3.5V to 14V on this circuit, without changing anything.

​@@estechknowledgeThank you; that answers the question I was about to ask.

A circuit diagram is available in the video description. For Breadboarders

@@estechknowledge many thanks.

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This very hard project. The project for beginner. So you was nothing understood. Circuit diagram under the video. Click video title.

You have to use more powerful transistors then.

@@estechknowledge More powerful transistors, for example which ones could I put? Thank you

Probably Mosfets.

Yes but I have to double the components.

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Any voltage capacitor you want.

Yes But I don't have that much big PCB.

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In simple words - When the 555 delivers a high signal, it goes through a 120k resistor and keeps charging the 1st 10uF capacitor. The 100k resistor keeps on discharging the capacitor. So the capacitor charges slowly. After a period of time the capacitor gets enough change to turn on the transistor. Since I have used a BC547 as a 1st transistor. So it gives a low signal to the next BC557 transistor. Which works similarly and delivers a high signal and so on the circuit circuit continues. Next whenever the 555 gives a low signal, the capacitor stops getting charged. So the capacitor starts getting discharged slowly. And so the first transistor goes off causing the next transistor to go off slowly and so on the off cycle continues.

Clever idea, congrats!

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You can use 3.5V - 14V as supply voltage in this circuit.

Any voltage capacitor can be used.

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@@estechknowledge yes I can see thank you

You can use any voltage value capacitor.

Offcourse

25V or more

Use less value capacitors then 10uf or replace 120k and 100k with lower value resistance.

I don't know what you actually wanted to say. But I don't see any idea, to replace the resistors with diodes.

@@estechknowledge No, I mean... to make running LED with 5 LEDs, not with 10. To make shorter scale.

Resistance*

@@Wolfmirovich yes brother make any size 1 to 20

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