How to make a Police Car Like LED effect || using NE555P IC

Hi ,
This video is to show you how to make a simple police car like lighting effects using NE555 IC.
◾ Circuit diagram - drive.google.com/file/d/1sgKS...

[@SC.243k]

Very very beautiful, thanks for sharing my friend 👍👍👍👍👍👍🥰♥️👈

[@EamonnMcGonigle]

Nice. Clever circuit - I had to look at it for a minute to work out how you were alternating between red and blue.

[@abhijitrashinkar]

Good job, simple and effective

[@CrazyCoupleDIY]

That looks great mate, well done.

[@ashraf61]

Nice Job. Thanks for Sharing. ;-)

[@bertiidol76]

Woop woop thats the sound at the police!!!!

[@Electronzap]

That's a really cool circuit!

[@donmoore7785]

Where is the circuit? Am I supposed to reverse engineer it by playing and pausing 100 times?

[@silverywingsagain]

Cute. It probably isnt too much of an issue since youre pulsing current but it's much safer to have each 555 control an NPN transistor that provides the current to the LEDs. Running it directly through the outputs will shorten the life of your 555.

[@shmuck66]

a PNP is better

[@stinktongue6360]

Do you have a schematic for this recommendation?

[@ronnymatalalampi9770]

I just made one. Do you know how much time it have left to live?

[@pedrodepacas4335]

I really enjoyed the music.

[@dinukalakshan6852]

I make this circuit ... thank you very much... ❤...

[@bearshield7138]

very cool

[@akshaychandranchovva]

Super ❤

[@user-nb6em7vg2v]

شكراً جزيلاً أستمر 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@MrTrallag]

👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@muratvural5747]

Dear friend. Did you try spectrum analyser vumetre??

[@rowellortega7222]

Wow amazing if change the battery is 9V battery, it's working or not????

[@MahmudulHasan-re5fb]

Bro.Please diagram.....

[@estechknowledge]

Available in the video description

[@Ricki63-Ok]

Why not use a 556 instead of 2 555?.....NO?.SL2. PS. Your projects are very useful for us amateurs. They all help. Thank you. The translation is electronic, it could contain errors

[@manoharmanu1460]

good point , my guess is the cost since he makes so many circuits, the 555 in bulk is very cheap

[@Ricki63-Ok]

@@manoharmanu1460 It depends too! of the costs, yes! in each country. Here in Argentina everything Electronic is imported. We are very far from Europe etc. In any case, here the difference in these cases is minimal. Due to the convenience of space and not using the same material twice and.... knowing that you could do the same with the same and unique! integrated. Savings seemed beneficial to me more than anything, as I say about space. That's just nothing more. I continue to struggle with the pride of knowing that you respect us by always putting! The circuit. Subscribers?!....they will come more gradually. Those who have more than 1k disgust me?....no! they put no circuit. But the only thing they get is that.Veneficial satisfaction of just one Like.But they don't sleep with a clear conscience.Nobody knows how these projects are made?...because nobody! know those circuits to build them. Thanks to you! for all this. Thank you very much. THE TRANSLATION IS ELECTRONIC AND COULD CONTAIN ERRORS. Bye ;)

[@petergibson2318]

That is a very old chip.I built a very similar circuit back in 1978. I used the dual 556 chip, (Which is two 555 circuits packaged in one chip.)

[@estechknowledge]

Congratulations

[@x2malandy]

I like the 555's

[@davidzaitschenko1652]

Hi, do you use standard (2.2v) leds? Thanks.

[@estechknowledge]

I have used 3.2V LEDs on this circuit

[@davidzaitschenko1652]

@@estechknowledge thank you very much.

[@JoaoAbadia]

onde está o diagrama eletrico? Canal de eletronica que não apresenta diagrama é difícil acompanhar

[@estechknowledge]

Available in the video description

[@fabianelprofe]

ECELENTE PROYECTO. PUEDE ALIMENTARSE CON 12V

[@mugalefranklin2417]

Why you don't put circuit diagram in your videos??

[@estechknowledge]

Available in the video description

[@manoharmanu1460]

Can you give an idea as to how long this could run off a 18650 battery of 2000 mah capacity

[@estechknowledge]

It can run a 1W LED for 7+ hours

[@manoharmanu1460]

@@estechknowledge am slightly confused, so did you mean to say that this project consumes 1 watt and can run for about 7 hours on 2000 mah

[@estechknowledge]

Sorry I didn't notice that you asked about this project run time. This project might run about 3 hours in full charge.

[@footfashion7973]

Sr Dis carkit 12v make pls

[@dairopena2364]

Y que componente se le puede cambiar para poder ponerle 2 baterías?

[@estechknowledge]

In series or parallel

[@x2malandy]

And what component can be changed to be able to put 2 batteries?

[@odedejikehinde6514]

Nice project. This project can as well be built discretely using transistors, project only requires two circuit, an astable multi-vibrator circuit and a delay circuit. #Caleb.

[@davidzaitschenko1652]

Do you have a circuit diagram? Thanks

[@mattsan70]

@@davidzaitschenko1652 of course he doesn't - It's far easier to just type a put down comment

[@y6200]

Please without PCP board project

[@Gustavo-He]

Novo no canal * Gustavo, de Maceió - Brasil!

[@vidasthewsara5285]

Meka pcb board ekak nathiwa hadanna barida

[@ismailsinapli]

2x555 osilatör, multivibratör yerine 1tnane 556 kullanılabilirdi.

[@ronen124]

4:18

[@ismailsinapli]

@@ronen124 devreyi ne 556 2x komparatör entegreye göre dizayn et.

[@ronen124]

​@@ismailsinapli this circuit consist of 2 x 555 times each configured as multi vibrator: one runs the rapid blinks of each color, the other changes between them. you can use 1x 556 instead which is double the 555 timer in one package, there is no need for 2x 556

[@pedrocapello8323]

coloca o circuito , gostei.

[@skmustakim9299]

Show a music level vu meter to make please one video coming soon please.

[@elamraniabdellatif3793]

Plan svp

[@allantv9434]

Schematic please..................🙄☝

[@estechknowledge]

Available in the video description

[@dairopena2364]

Que compa regáleme el diagrama para hacerlo y ponerlo en mi bici

[@estechknowledge]

Available in the video description

[@fifaham]

Ship it, to my police station

[@estechknowledge]

😁

[@kaderkarim8234]

diagram please !

[@estechknowledge]

Available now

[@kaderkarim8234]

@@estechknowledge thk's 😉

[@arnoldn2017]

Can you please share a schematic in te future

[@estechknowledge]

Available in the video description

[@SteveRaynerMakes]

@@estechknowledge maybe add a note in the video that it can be found in the description

[@ranaroy2040]

Circuit diagram plz🙏🙏

[@estechknowledge]

Available in the video description

[@nassrallahtalbi8532]

YOU should using an arduino in your projects to make it good

[@rippalmer6296]

Ardunios make things so much easier and more versatile.

[@MC-emmcee]

@@rippalmer6296 Maybe, but I see these as standalone, one board soldering projects using components that cost just pennies and that many may just have laying around. In that respect they are fine. However, using an arduino adds costs (for the arduino), understanding a little of how code works and also adds a bit more complexity as to the design process (possibly using breadboards and all the tittivating that involves).

[@nassrallahtalbi8532]

@@MC-emmcee But it makes your projects open source and scalable. It can also be welded into panels if the piece is nano or mini. It is also designed to be easy to use. However, it is not complicated unless your projects are complex. It is also compatible with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS... .

[@wyqid]

Arduino is overkill for such a simple circuit. You can get 555 ICs for like 100 for $5. Making a set of strobe lights using an Arduino is like using a blowtorch to light a tea light candle.

[@anjumali1854]

Be maza😢😢😢

[@nirmalpatel7360]

Sir plz 12v led ke liye banaye

[@estechknowledge]

Ok I will make in future

[@donmoore7785]

Where the heck it the schematic, and leave out the ridiculous music. This is horrendous. How to make it without even showing what it is. FAIL

[@ErniefromhCanada]

The only thing you have to do, read the description. It is free, no charge. FAIL

[@pedrodepacas4335]

Winner of the most ignorant comment award! Congratulations 🍾