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5Pcs NE555 Pulse Generator 555 Timer Module Single-Channel Signal Output Adjustable Frequency Rectangular Wave Signal Generator for MCU Learning with Dupont Cable

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About this item

  • NE555 timer: NE555 timer is an integrated circuit chip, which is often used in timers, pulse generators and oscillator circuits. The 555 can be used as a delay device, trigger or start-up element in the circuit. 555 timer can work in three working modes: monostable mode, astable mode, bistable mode.
  • Product introduction: Onboard NE555 chip, working voltage: 5~12V, output current 225 mA (MAX), rise/fall time 100 ns.
  • Features: Single-channel signal output, the output duty cycle is about 50% of the waveform, the potentiometer adjusts the output frequency, the output frequency range is 5~2KHZ (changing the capacitor C1 can change the output frequency), the output voltage is equal to the input voltage.
  • Application: Computer stepper motor stepper generation, etc. Applicable occasions: single-chip learning, electronic competition, product development, taxi meter, graduation design.
  • Package includes: You will get 5 x NE555 Pulse Generator Module, 1 x 15pin Female to Male Dupont Cable.


Specification:
1. Onboard NE555 chip
2. Single-channel signal output, the output duty cycle is about 50% square wave
3. On-board adjustable resistance, adjusting the resistance value can control the output frequency
4. Onboard power indicator
5. Working voltage: 5～12V
6. The output frequency range is 5~2KHZ (changing the capacitor C1 can change the output frequency)
7. Dimensions: 25mmx13mmx12mm/0.98x0.51x0.47in (L x W x H)

Applicable occasions:
Single-chip learning, electronic competition, product development, taxi meter, graduation design. .

Package includes:
5 x NE555 Pulse Generator Module
1 x 15pin Female to Male Dupont Cable


Kindle Customer
2025-06-05 18:59:05
Hey I'm trying to power this with a 9-volt battery which should work according to a little information I can find. But it gets very hot and the frequency is completely unstable. Is there something I am missing? Is there too much amperage coming out of of 9 volt battery? I've seen lots of any 555 homebrewed frequency circuits that just used a straight 9 volt battery. Not enough information on your site to get this to work right.
Patrick
2025-05-25 19:23:33
No LED. Schematic on website suggested it has more features than physically present on the board. The freqency range did not adjust below a few kilohertz, as provided. It was more like 2-5khz and not 5-2khz, as stated.
Roberto Miguel Soler Fernández
2025-01-02 16:23:51
Simplemente funciona. Los potenciómetros multivuelta hacen que sea muy fácil afinar la frecuencia de salida.