555 Chip Explained - Bistable Circuit (1 & 2 button ON-OFF) 

This man can use anything as a pointer

Could you make videos like this, but with OP-amps instead? Really like this kind of videos (and your RU-vid channel of course)

I always like seeing the paper cutouts used to modify the schematic. It just seems more fun to show the changes that way.

I like these oldschool applications with e.g. the 555 a lot.

The 555 timer is the most brilliant IC ever made.

This video is absolutely perfect

The NE555 is one of the most useful chips ever made.

Thanks for the 555 explanation!

I remember making circuits with 555's in High School during the late 70's and early 80's. Great memories. 🤗

Fantastic video DGW, perfectly tailored to my basic electronics knowledge 👌

Bro is an OG youtuber and makes videos on valid topics not some random things keep it up 👍👍👍👍.

So beautiful explained 😎👍👍

Brilliant work as always. There are always more to mere little things, I'm amazed by how well you know of them. Good work and keep it up.

I've played a lot with the 555, even done some useful things with it. And still... in every video you show a circuit I haven't seen before (like the one-button on/off for example). Negative feedback is a powerful concept.

1-button version is nice and useful :)

Great explanation as always. I think you should create a new series on your channel - 'How it works' or something, where you will explain topics like 555 timer, useful circuits with OPAMPs, basics of SMPSs etc. Yes, I remember you already have the SMPSs explanation video on your channel, so you can simply add it to the mentioned playlist. After some time, we will have a lot of explanatory videos in one place.

Can't Thank you enough for this amazing 1 button toggle on a 555 with even kind of button debouncing!

I think such videos are more interesting and informative,hoping for more such videos .

Hi, thanks for the video Daniel!

Your "WildCad" "program" never ceases to amaze me, you should patent it lol 😄

Ok.sir you are the best .....think you for the explain....❤❤❤❤

Really enjoying this series!

Great explanation of the circuit - your schematics are also very easy to follow. Surprised that your cat wasn't in this video!

Good one mate

I really like your beginning series for the 555 circuits. You could follow up with ones about opamps maybe or other logic chips that are (were) commonly used.

555 is an icon in electronic world. So old, but still in large and many uses. I guess, cat approved this circuit.

I always wait for your video to spend the time on. The way you represent and explain is outstanding. would have loved to see the capacitor waveform on your scope. Although I used 555 30-35 years ago but I still love this chip very much. It was quite innovative design. Can you design an experiment with 555 for automatic street lighting with an LDR. 555 Will just add the hysteresis so that the light itself from the bulb can't turn it off during dusk and starts oscillating.

Maybe, for the next topic, OP-AMP like LM358 will be interesting and useful. Your explanation is easy to understand.

Keď som videl na tvojom kanále ďalšie video z tejto série, veľmi som sa potešil, baví ma sledovať takéto teoretické videá (aj pre začiatočníkov), aj keď túto teóriu už poznám. Budem sa tešiť na ďalší diel s monostabilným klopným obvodom.

Perfektne vysvetlene.

Thank you, keep working.

Also seen here in this setup the NON- RETRIGGER or LATCH MODE for both On & Off😊 states 👍

Very nice.

Nice resource, grab a coffee, thanks! :)

I recently made such a circuit with one button as a switch for mini PCB drill. 12V DC supply.

thats so cool

Nice projects, I thought now: Is it possible to use a 555 to make a memory circuit like this: two buttons and two corresponding LEDs. The one that is triggered first stays on until the circuit is reset. Like an interlock system where the first requester gets it, and the other can't change the behavior after, only after a third reset button is pressed. If so, can you please include it at the next episode? Would be nice. I now I can google for it, but it'll be much nicer and more accurate if I can see you doing it with your methodology, as you too shown in the video that we can't just blindly follow online schematics.

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Help me understand, what is the purpose? It's just an on/off switch, yes!

Make a video for sg3525 ic

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Danke! Thank You!!! Is it possible to stack multiple 1button toggle555 to make binary counter? If possible, can you show how, please? Still like your ironic/sarcasm ... XD LEDs without limiting resistors had to be pointed out XD

is it possible to get horizontally facewach ?

If I'd become a patreon, would you be able to get rid of the background noise in your videos?

This chip is so much older than your cat.......But hey where is it?