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Purpose: | = Purpose: = | ||
This is the schematic/circuit to make a timer for other circuits. | This is the schematic/circuit to make a timer for other circuits. | ||
Usage: | = Usage: = | ||
It could, for example, be set to cycle every 10 seconds, and another circuit could use this to turn on a beacon for 2 seconds every 10 seconds. | |||
It could, for example, be set to cycle every 10 seconds, and another circuit could use this to turn on a [[Kit (Beacon)|beacon]] for 2 seconds every 10 seconds. | |||
Schematic: | = Schematic: = | ||
[[File:Circuit timer.png|frameless|Circuit timer]] | [[File:Circuit timer.png|frameless|Circuit timer]] | ||
Limitation: | = Limitation: = | ||
In this exact implementation, by using an "equal", if for "some reason" the value goes over the max value, it will never reset. | |||
In this exact implementation, by using an "equal", if for "some reason" the value goes over the max value, it will never reset.<br> <!-- why not just use the "greater" setting? --> | |||
It takes 85W to run. <!-- This doesn't seem right -N --> | |||
Latest revision as of 04:19, 29 June 2022
Purpose:
This is the schematic/circuit to make a timer for other circuits.
Usage:
It could, for example, be set to cycle every 10 seconds, and another circuit could use this to turn on a beacon for 2 seconds every 10 seconds.
Schematic:
Limitation:
In this exact implementation, by using an "equal", if for "some reason" the value goes over the max value, it will never reset.
It takes 85W to run.