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555 Timer footstool
- whiterabbit 15y agoWe're going to need a bigger breadboard.
- watmough 15y agohttp://semiconductormuseum.com/Transistors/LectureHall/Camenzind/Camenzind_Index.htm http://semiconductormuseum.com/Transistors/LectureHall/Camen... Some interesting 555 background info.
- ra 15y agowant
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- sandycheeks 15y agoI hope that someone who knows Hans Camenzind shows him this.
- mx12 15y agoThis reminds me of Radio Shack's Engineering's Mini-Notebook series. I still have a copy of the 555 timer one that was given to me by my high school electronics teacher.
- toponium 15y agoawesome in so many ways!
- biot 15y agoBonus points if you make one with conductive legs that you can attach clamps to and use as a 555 timer.
- AretNCarlsen 15y agoPut an IC socket on top so you can use any DIP8 IC to build GODZILLA CIRCUITS. Though you might have to add active amps in the legs at higher signal frequencies.
- futuremint 15y agoI love the "worlds smallest cat at only 0.9 inches long". So funny in a completely nerdtastic way.
- zagaberoo 15y agoAlso the name is delightfully nerdy; I'll bet current only flows one way through that cat, at least under low loads.
- yellowredblack 15y agoWhat's next? a 556 loveseat?
- cycojesus 15y agoDefinitely nice, but. Now I'd like a version that I can hack together with everyday tools and less-then-average wood worker skills.
- sambeau 15y agoNow for a 680000 coffee table...
- sambeau 15y agobah. 68000 I mean.
- jasongullickson 15y agoCan I get this in an SMD package?
- qsun 15y ago555 is such a beautiful thing, it has more than 1000 functions. The only thing I can imagine to compete with it is 7400