Insert the 555 Timer IC into the breadboard.
Connect pin 1 to the ground rail.
Insert the 100 nf ceramic capacitor between pin 2 and the ground rail.
Connect pin 2 and pin 6.
Connect pin 8 to the positive rail.
Insert the 1 kΩ resistor between pin 7 and the positive rail.
Connect pin 4 to the positive rail.
Insert the six pushbuttons into the last column of the breadboard. On my breadboard, the last column is column j.
Insert jumpers to connect pin 2 of each pushbutton.
Insert the jumpers that will connect pin 1 of each pushbutton to the middle pin of each trimmer potentiometer.
Use jumpers to connect the middle pin and pin 3 of each trim pot.
Insert the 20 kΩ trim pot.
Use a jumper to connect pin 7 to pin 1 of the 20 kΩ trim pot.
Use a jumper to connect pin 6 to pin 2 of pushbutton 1.
Insert the 5 kΩ trim pots.
Insert the positive lead of the 22 uF electrolytic capacitor into column j.
Connect the negative lead of the 22 uF electrolytic capacitor to the ground rail.
Connect the gator clips to the 8 Ω speaker.
Connect one wire of the gator to male jumper to pin 3 of the 555 Timer.
Connect the other wire of the gator to male jumper to the positive lead of the 22 uF capacitor.
Connect the negative lead of the 9V battery to the ground rail.
Connect the positive lead of the 9V battery to the positive rail.
Adjust the 20 kΩ trim pot until pushbutton 1 generates a frequency of approximately 440 Hz.
Adjust the 5 kΩ trim pot until pushbutton 2 generates a frequency of approximately 392 Hz.
Adjust the 5 kΩ trim pot until pushbutton 3 generates a frequency of approximately 349.23 Hz.
Adjust the 5 kΩ trim pot until pushbutton 4 generates a frequency of approximately 329.63 Hz.
Adjust the 5 kΩ trim pot until pushbutton 5 generates a frequency of approximately 293.66 Hz.
Adjust the 5 kΩ trim pot until pushbutton 6 generates a frequency of approximately 261.63 Hz.
Date | Description | Version |
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JAN 05 2024 | Started | Draft |