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555 Binary Documentation

This laboratory report describes a circuit using a 555 timer and binary counter. The report outlines the materials used, including integrated circuits, resistors, capacitors and a breadboard. It presents the schematic diagram and discusses simulations. Photos show the physical circuit counting in binary from 0000 to 1111. Data sheets are included for the 555 timer and 74LS93 integrated circuits.

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555 Binary Documentation

This laboratory report describes a circuit using a 555 timer and binary counter. The report outlines the materials used, including integrated circuits, resistors, capacitors and a breadboard. It presents the schematic diagram and discusses simulations. Photos show the physical circuit counting in binary from 0000 to 1111. Data sheets are included for the 555 timer and 74LS93 integrated circuits.

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Laboratory 1:

555 Timer and Binary Counters

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements


for the Subject ECEN 30064
Digital Electronics 1: Logic Circuits and Switching Theory

Prepared by:
Bagacina, Christan Paul B.
Cawas, Daniella A.
Luntao, Marielle G.

Submitted to:
Engr. Gerone E. Caste
Subject Adviser

March 19, 2024


Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................................1

555 TIMER & BINARY COUNTERS


Process .............................................................................................................................................2
1.1 Materials for the Project .........................................................................................................3
1.2 Simulations .............................................................................................................................4
1.3 Physical Application and Results .............................................................................................5

DATA SHEETS ....................................................................................................................................6


2.1 555 ..........................................................................................................................................6
2.2 7490 IC ....................................................................................................................................6
INTRODUCTION

To demonstrate our learnings from the lecture conducted this week, we were tasked with

creating a circuit featuring 555 Timer and Binary Counter as part of our weekly laboratory. A 555

timer is used in various electronic circuits for generating timing pulses, oscillations and delays. But

for this particular laboratory we will use it for integrating binary counter to control the timing and

triggering of each counting stage, ensuring accurate counting and synchronization. A Binary

Counter is commonly used in digital electronics to count binary numbers. For our laboratory we

will show the exact counting of Binary Counter starting from 0000 (0) to 1111 (15).

In the process of making our circuit for our laboratory, we encountered few problems such

as loose wiring. We also had a conflict with our 74LS93 IC, where we got confused on the

connection of its pin. But after some trial and error, we fixed it by changing the wire and doing

more research about the 74LS93 IC.

For the following pages, we will provide the materials, stimulation, physical application,

output and data sheets for the NE555 IC and 74LS93 IC where we will discuss more about its

characteristics.
PROCESS
(555 Timer & Binary Counter)

1.1 Materials for the Laboratory


Breadboard Potentiometer (10k)

NE555 & 74LS93N


Power Supply Module

Capacitor (47µF

Red LED

Resistor (1k)

9V Battery Solid Wire (Size 22)


1.2 Simulation

Fig. 2– Schematic Diagram for 555 Timer & Binary Counter Circuit
1.3 Physical Application and Results
After assembling all of the stated materials we come up with the following circuits.

Fig. 3 – 555 Timer & Binary Counter Circuit


0000 – 0 0001 – 1 0010 – 2 0011 – 3

0100 – 4 0101 – 5 0110 – 6 0111 – 7

1000 – 8 1001 – 9 1010 – 10 1011 - 11

1100 – 12 1101 – 13 1110 – 14 1111 - 15

Figs. – Binary Counter Circuit displaying from 0000 (0) to 1111 (15)
DATA SHEETS

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