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== Assignment 1: variable resistance and conductivity== | == Assignment 1: variable resistance and conductivity== | ||
''' | '''material:''' 555 timer, capacator, resistor, LED, speaker and different conductive material | ||
Current flows through the 555 timer | Current flows through the circuit, 555 timer in astable mode and the attached conductive material, which creates square wave oscillations that are output on a speaker. | ||
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The second momentary switch works the same way, but is connected to a DPDT-relay. When metal is touching metal the polarity gets reversed which changes the direction of the attached motors. | The second momentary switch works the same way, but is connected to a DPDT-relay. When metal is touching metal the polarity gets reversed which changes the direction of the attached motors. | ||
== Assignment 3: | == Assignment 3: Final assignment/ Morgenflöte== | ||
'''555 timers, photocells , | '''555 timers, photocells, capactors, resistors, speaker, cardboard tubes''' | ||
The "Morgenflöte/morning pipe" is a light depended instrument, which is best played in the morning... | |||
[[File:Morgenfloete_summary_.jpg]] | |||
It uses 2 or more photocells implemented in the cardboard tubes attached to 2 or more 555 timers in astable mode on a "burning circuit"(it´s getting hot). | |||
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[[File:morgenfloete_circuit.jpg]] |
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