Easy Police Siren Circuit: A Circuit Anyone Can Make
In this video, I'll show you step-by-step how to make a simple police siren circuit that anyone can easily build at home. It's both fun and educational! You'll find all the materials and steps needed to assemble the circuit. You can easily make this circuit at home and achieve great results. Enjoy watching!
We are going to make a Police Siren Circuit using two 555 timer IC. The circuit will produce an up-down wailing sound from the speaker. We will be using two 555 timer IC, so the circuit will be a bit complex to make. We will fire first 555 is wired as a low frequency oscillator to control the voltage control pin 5 of the second 555. The voltage shift on pin 5 makes the frequency of the second oscillator to rise and fall. I will explain each step in detail with step wise execution and instructions of the circuit.
Keep the circuit diagram handy. While making the breadboard connection, please check your connections with the circuit diagram. It will help you to avoid any errors on the breadboard.
Easy Police Siren Circuit: A Circuit Anyone Can Make
In this video, I'll show you step-by-step how to make a simple police siren circuit that anyone can easily build at home. It's both fun and educational! You'll find all the materials and steps needed to assemble the circuit. You can easily make this circuit at home and achieve great results. Enjoy watching!
We are going to make a Police Siren Circuit using two 555 timer IC. The circuit will produce an up-down wailing sound from the speaker. We will be using two 555 timer IC, so the circuit will be a bit complex to make. We will fire first 555 is wired as a low frequency oscillator to control the voltage control pin 5 of the second 555. The voltage shift on pin 5 makes the frequency of the second oscillator to rise and fall. I will explain each step in detail with step wise execution and instructions of the circuit.
Keep the circuit diagram handy. While making the breadboard connection, please check your connections with the circuit diagram. It will help you to avoid any errors on the breadboard.
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