What Happens If SET & RESET of 555's Flip-Flop Are Triggered?

[@PreRendered]

Hey, just wanted to say thanks for your channel. The way you describe signal flow and diagrams is getting through to me while learning in a way that other teachers have not.

[@paulpkae]

That's great. Glad it's helping and many thanks for the comment.

[@lightspeedwarrior1024]

I absolutely love your 555 diagram and explanation of its inner workings. It’s the only way to truly help one understand how it works “under the hood.”

[@paulpkae]

Glad you liked it and many thanks for the comment.

[@michaelrtreat]

Nice

[@AdmiralQuality]

Great follow-up to the previous video that answered many of the questions I had. Thanks!

[@paulpkae]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mikepettengill2706]

great thanks!

[@paulpkae]

You're welcome!

[@claytonbenignus4688]

What are those things with screws in them on the top rails of your breadboards? Put another way, what do I order if I want a few of them?

[@paulpkae]

They are Screw Terminals. Take a look at my Breadboard Tips video here:- kzbin.info/www/bejne/goS9n2qAe918pdEsi=w897KqEzt8Ax0DuG Jump to 04:13 where I explain how I use them. There is also an Amazon link in that Video's description.

[@romancharak3675]

Me tooooo.

[@mikepettengill2706]

@@romancharak3675 Me three!

[@Mark1024MAK]

In the past there were other manufacturers of the NE555 other than TI. I suspect there all work the same though.

[@paulpkae]

Hi. Yes they all adopt the same architecture but with varying characteristics such as maximum current, rise/fall times, CMOS/TTL, BJT/FETs.... etc

[@ElectroAtletico]

Fun video, but you should consider adding the circuit diagram.

[@paulpkae]

Thanks for the comment. There's nothing much more to it than the circuit shown at 03:31. The other connections are Power to Pins 1 & 8, and pulling Reset (pin 4) High (i.e. connecting it direct to the supply voltage).