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Some of you may have seen my thread where i am using 555 (more then likely a 556 instead)
to make a sequential tail light kit for my car. Its a pretty simple circuit that really only consists of the 556 chip, a few small caps, and a few resistors then the relays (currently using LEDs to get everything setup correctly)
Ive just about got it set up correctly i just need to perfect the timing of the cycle. The next problem i face is taking my breadboard setup and making it into something i can actually use.
Ive seen where you can buy copper plated chips and etch them yourself but it that the best method? I need something that will be durable and preferably something i can weather proof a little bit.
I googles a little but "circuit design" is pretty broad.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
to make a sequential tail light kit for my car. Its a pretty simple circuit that really only consists of the 556 chip, a few small caps, and a few resistors then the relays (currently using LEDs to get everything setup correctly)
Ive just about got it set up correctly i just need to perfect the timing of the cycle. The next problem i face is taking my breadboard setup and making it into something i can actually use.
Ive seen where you can buy copper plated chips and etch them yourself but it that the best method? I need something that will be durable and preferably something i can weather proof a little bit.
I googles a little but "circuit design" is pretty broad.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?