Adjustable Flashing/Blinking LED circuit on Breadboard | 555 Timer Project #5

A Tutorial on how to make a Flashing/Blinking LED circuit using 555 Timer IC on a breadboard. This circuit flashes LED lights at regular intervals of time and the flashing rate can be adjusted by using a potentiometer. Detailed explanation of how this circuit works is also included in the video. Additionally, this circuit can be made to flash 2 LED's one after the other, and can also be used to flash LED strips / Lights that operate on AC power by using a relay module. Link to the circuit diagram: https://elonics.org/adjustable-led-flasher-using-555-timer Below is the list of components required for building this LED Flasher Circuit: * 555 IC * LED / any output device * Capacitor - 10uF * Resistors - 100K, 1K, 220R * Breadboard * Breadboard Connectors * Power Supply (5-12)V * Potentiometer (Optional) * Relay Module (Optional) Refer to the resistor table shown in the video tutorial for determining exact value of LED's series resistor (220R) This tutorial is a part of 18 video series on 555 IC Projects: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtnycejpkuLXLOv0d37J4JOXKtAnz_BBo ----------------------------------------------------------------------- For more electronics projects, visit: https://elonics.org/ Like our Facebook page: https://fb.me/elonics/ And don't forget to Subscribe!