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    Peverse Polarity Timer CSG: CHANGES POLARITY EVERY 130 Seconds (2,10 Min.) For Longer Time Period, Increase Both R1, R2

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    Carlos Chafla
    This circuit diagram shows a reverse polarity timer circuit that changes the polarity of a power supply every 130 seconds using two transistors. The circuit uses a 555 timer integrated circuit connected to the bases of two BC547 transistors to toggle between them. When one transistor is on, it powers an LED, and when it turns off and the other turns on, it reverses the polarity of the power supply. Resistors R1 and R2 determine the timing period, with larger values producing a longer time between polarity changes.

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    Peverse Polarity Timer CSG: CHANGES POLARITY EVERY 130 Seconds (2,10 Min.) For Longer Time Period, Increase Both R1, R2

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    Carlos Chafla
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    This circuit diagram shows a reverse polarity timer circuit that changes the polarity of a power supply every 130 seconds using two transistors. The circuit uses a 555 timer integrated circuit connected to the bases of two BC547 transistors to toggle between them. When one transistor is on, it powers an LED, and when it turns off and the other turns on, it reverses the polarity of the power supply. Resistors R1 and R2 determine the timing period, with larger values producing a longer time between polarity changes.

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    Generador de plata coloidal

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    This circuit diagram shows a reverse polarity timer circuit that changes the polarity of a power supply every 130 seconds using two transistors. The circuit uses a 555 timer integrated circuit connected to the bases of two BC547 transistors to toggle between them. When one transistor is on, it powers an LED, and when it turns off and the other turns on, it reverses the polarity of the power supply. Resistors R1 and R2 determine the timing period, with larger values producing a longer time between polarity changes.

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    Peverse Polarity Timer CSG: CHANGES POLARITY EVERY 130 Seconds (2,10 Min.) For Longer Time Period, Increase Both R1, R2

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    Carlos Chafla
    This circuit diagram shows a reverse polarity timer circuit that changes the polarity of a power supply every 130 seconds using two transistors. The circuit uses a 555 timer integrated circuit connected to the bases of two BC547 transistors to toggle between them. When one transistor is on, it powers an LED, and when it turns off and the other turns on, it reverses the polarity of the power supply. Resistors R1 and R2 determine the timing period, with larger values producing a longer time between polarity changes.

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    R4

    R5

    LED 7812
    LED
    1 2 3
    C Q1 E
    D F C4 C3

    R3
    E
    Q2 A B

    R6
    C

    555
    C E

    R2
    C

    D1
    R1
    LED C1

    E C2
    CSG GSC

    R6
    470uF
    25V

    PEVERSE POLARITY TIMER REMIT YTIRALOP ESREVEP D2

    COPPER SIDE 50X60mm

    30VDC CHANGES POLARITY EVERY 130 seconds (2,10 min.)


    Q1
    FOR LONGER TIME PERIOD, INCREASE BOTH R1,R2
    R4
    BC547 680K 1 3
    7812
    LED
    C4 C3
    2
    1uF 100nF

    R5 Q2
    1K2 BC547
    R6 R3
    CONSTANT 3K3 10K
    CURRENT
    A B RL
    4 8 7
    D1
    LED
    D2 1N914
    1N 2 1N4148
    C D E F 4148
    C
    555
    E 3 6 R2 R1
    R7
    3K3 470K 470K

    1 5
    LED C1 C2
    10nF 470uF

    SILVER
    ELECTRODES

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