Square Wave Oscillator LN/NE555 (inc box

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Documentation in acrobat format (K111)

Simple circuit to generate square waves of approximately 1Hz 10Hz 100Hz 1KHz 10KHz & 100KHz. A square wave generator is one of those pieces of equipment that has many uses in the workshop yet few hobbyists actually have. This simple kit, based on the popular 555 timer IC, generates six preset frequencies from 1Hz to 100khz. It has an operating voltage range of 5 to 18VDC and even provides visual indication of the output. The kit is constructed on a single-sided printed circuit board (PCB). The PCB size: is 78 x 50mm (3.1" x 2") and will mount on a small plastic 'Jiffy' box. (CPS111)

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The PCB only for the above kit is available as follows

The PCB for CPS111 only

PCB for CPS111 only (BB092)

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