Explore the second part of a video series on building an 8-bit computer clock using 555 timers. Learn how to configure a monostable circuit for debouncing a pushbutton in this 13-minute tutorial. Dive into the oscilloscope usage, debouncing circuit construction, and circuit diagram explanation. Witness the circuit in action and discover finishing touches to complete this stage of the project. Gain practical knowledge on electronic components, including resistors, capacitors, and ICs, while following along with a comprehensive parts list. Perfect for electronics enthusiasts and computer builders looking to understand timing mechanisms in digital systems.
Monostable 555 Timer for 8-Bit Computer Clock - Part 2
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
The oscilloscope
Debouncing circuit
Circuit diagram
In action
Finishing touches
Taught by
Ben Eater
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