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Dolity DIY Kit NE555 + CD4017 LED Water Lamp Chaser


Circuit Fast Cycle Oscillator
RM6.00
Chaser Circuit Fast Cycle Oscillator
 DIY Kit NE555+CD4017 10 CH LED Light Water Electronic Suite Circuit Board
 Practical Welding practice water lamp
 This package is mainly composed of the clock generation circuit and the decimal counter circuit.
 The NE555 is the self-excited multivibrator with the NE555.
 The power supply is charged to the capacitor C1 through R2, R3 and R4.
 When the C1 is started to charge, the NE pin of the NE555 is still Low level, so the output 3 feet are
high, when the power by R2, R3, R4 C1 to charge to 2/3 power supply voltage, the output 3 feet
level from high to low, NE555 internal discharge tube conduction , Capacitor C1 by R4, R3, NE555 7
feet discharge, until the voltage at both ends of C1 less than 1/3 of the power supply voltage, NE555
3 feet level from low to high level.
 C1 again charge, So the cycle of the formation of oscillation. (RS + R3 + R4) C1, the discharge time
is: 0.695 (R4 + R3) C1, adjust R4 can control the output frequency of the oscillator, NE555 clock
oscillation signal is continuously added to the CD4017 14 feet, 10 of the 10 outputs of the CD4017
are connected to 10 LEDs.
 When the 10 outputs of the CD4017 are rotated high by the clock signal, the D1 - D10 is illuminated
in order to form the running lamp effect.
 Adjust R4 to adjust the flow rate of LED lights.
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- Specification:
- Material: Plastic
- Color: Multi-color
- Size: Approx. 74x33x15mm/2.91x1.29x0.59inch
Package Includes:
1 piece Circuit Board
Other Spare Parts
Note:
Pls allow an error of 1-3mm due to the difference of manual measurement.
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Specifications of Dolity DIY Kit NE555 + CD4017 LED Water Lamp Chaser Circuit Fast Cycle
Oscillator

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Running LED Light Lamp DIY Electronic Kit NE555+CD4017


Adjustable Speed
Product details of Running LED Light Lamp DIY Electronic Kit NE555+CD4017 Adjustable
Speed
 This DIY kit is suitable for handson practice and soldering is required in order to complete the whole
set
 Model Number:NE555+CD4017
 Condition:New
 Input Voltage:5V
 Adjustable LED Running Speed
 Best for soldering practice
Specifications of Running LED Light Lamp DIY Electronic Kit NE555+CD4017 Adjustable
Speed
 Brand
BotEdu
 SKU
441481901_MY-653164441
 Input Voltage (V)
1 -220
 Warranty Period
1 Month
 Warranty Type
Local Supplier Warranty
 Model
RL57DE
What’s in the box
- 10 x 3mm RED LEDs - 1 x CD4017 CMOS Counter SMD - 1 x NE555 Timer SMD - 1 x Set SMD
Resistors - 1 x Set SMD Capacitors - 1 x Printed Circuit Board (PCB)

Ratings & Reviews of Running LED Light Lamp DIY Electronic Kit NE555+CD4017

Adjustable Speed
This is the circuit of a simple LED chaser. The LEDs lights one by one for a period of 1second
and the cycle repeats giving the running light appearance. The circuit uses two ICs (one is 555)
to drive the LEDs.

IC1 (NE555) is the popular timer IC wired in the Astable Multivibrator mode. Resistors R1, VR1
and capacitor C1 act as the timing components and the output pulses are available from the
output pin 3 of IC1. These pulses are given to the input pin 14 of the Johnson decade counter IC
CD4017. Out of the 10 outputs of IC2, eight outputs are used to drive the LEDs. The ninth
output pin 9 is connected to the reset pin 15 to stop the counting. So that the cycle repeats. With
the value of C1, each LED remains on for 1second. When one LED turns off, the second on turns
on. This cycle repeats giving the running light appearance. Resistor R3 keeps the input pin 14 of
IC2 low after each pulse.VR1 adjusts the speed of LED chasing.

LED Chaser Circuit


Chaser using 4017 Counter and 555
Introduction
A simple LED chaser hobby circuit can be made using 555 timer and CD4017counter IC. You
can use this circuit for decorative purposes. By modifying the circuit in a proper way, you can
even use this to control lights working on AC mains.

Components Required
 CD4017 Counter IC – 1
 555 Timer IC – 1
 LED – 11
 680Ω Resistor – 11
 10KΩ Resistor – 1
 10KΩ Variable Resistor – 1
 10μF Capacitor – 1
 0.01μF Capacitor – 1
 9V Battery / Power Supply – 1

Circuit Diagram

LED Chaser using 4017 Counter and 555 Timer

You can see that the 555 timer wired as an astable multivibrator and its output is connected to the
clock input of 4017 counter IC. The output frequency of the 555 timer is determined by the
resistors R1, RV1 and capacitor C1. VCC (8th pin) and GND (1st pin) is connected to the power
supply. Reset (RST – 4th pin) is connected directly to the positive power supply to avoid
accidental reset of 555 timer. Control Voltage (CV – 5th pin) is not used, so to avoid high
frequency noises we are connecting a capacitor (C2 – 0.01μF) to the ground.

LED D1 is used to indicate the output of 555 IC and the resistor R3 is for current limiting.

Similarly VDD (16th pin) and VSS (8th pin) of the CD4017 IC is connected directly to the power
supply. Clock enable (13th pin) is an active low input, so it is connected to ground. Clock input
(14th pin) is connected to the output of 555 timer. Each decoded output pins (Q0 ~ Q9) is
connected to LED. Resistor R3 is used for current limiting. Only one resistor is required for
limiting current through all LEDs since only one LED will turn on at a time.

Working

LED Chaser using 555 Timer and 4017 Counter – Working

You can easily understand the working of the circuit from the above animation. As I explained
above, 555 timer is wired as an astable multivibrator. Please read the article Astable
Multivibrator using 555 Timer for detailed explanation. So the 555 will produce square wave
output and which will act as a clock for the CD4017 counter IC.

You can see that for each high pulse output of 555, the output of 4017 is incrementing by
one. Output frequency of 555 astable is given by the following equation.
 Output Frequency = 1.44/((R1 + 2RV1) * C1)

So you can easily change the output frequency of above circuit by varying the preset RV1. By
this we can change the LED chasing speed.

PCB
Here you can see the top and bottom view of the PCB design. You can download the PDF files
of PCB at the end of this article.

LED Chaser using 4017 and 555 – PCB Top View


LED Chaser using 4017 and 555 – PCB Bottom

Here is the one we made in our lab.

LED Chaser using 4017 and 555 Timer – PCB

LED chaser circuit / Sequential LED flasher using 4017 IC


and 555 timer
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A tutorial on how to make an LED chaser lights (or) sequential LED flasher circuit on a
breadboard using 555 timer + 4017 IC and a few other components. The LED's chasing rate can
be adjusted using a potentiometer in place of 47K resistor. Watch the video above for detailed
step by step instructions on how to build this circuit. Explanation of how the circuit works is also
included in the video.

Components Required:

1. 555 Timer IC
2. CD 4017 IC
3. LED Lights x10
4. Resistors: 470R, 1K, 47K
5. Capacitor: 1uF
6. Breadboard
7. Lot of Breadboard Connectors
8. Power Supply: (5-15)V

[Note: If you are using this circuit with a power source of 9v or above, use a 1K resistor in place
of 470R.]

Explanation of Circuit's Working:

The 555 timer IC is configured to work in astable mode. Which means, the output from the 555
timer changes continuously between high (Supply Voltage) and low (0V).

In other words, if you connect an LED between the output of 555 timer (pin 3) and ground, the
LED flashes/blinks continuously.

This pulsing output from the 555 timer is connected to the clock input of 4017 IC (a decade
counter). It has 10 output pins and we have connected an LED to each output. By default, the
first output pin is on/high and the rest are off. Each time the clock input pin of 4017 IC detects a
rise in voltage (from low to high), it turns off the current output and turns on the next sequential
output. This swapping of outputs which looks like the LED's are chasing each other, continues
until the last LED and then the output resets back to the first LED.

For this LED chaser circuit, we have used all the 10 outputs of 4017 IC. But if you wish to make
an LED chaser circuit with less than 10 LED's, you can do the same by connecting the LED's
starting from U0. Let's say you wish to build this circuit with 4 LED's, you need to connect an
LED to each of U0, U1, U2, U3 and leave the rest.

Circuit Diagram:
[Note: VDD/pin16 of 4017 IC is connected to negative terminal of battery ('D' for drain),
VSS/pin8 of the 4017 IC is connected to positive terminal of battery ('S' for source).

Pattern to go back and forth (scan mode)

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