Texas Instruments NE555P, Monstable Circuit, 8-Pin PDIP
Technical documents
Specifications
Brand
Texas InstrumentsMounting Type
Through Hole
Timer Type
Adjustable and Monostable
Package Type
PDIP
Number of Internal Timers
1
Pin Count
8
Minimum Operating Supply Voltage
4.5 V
Maximum Operating Supply Voltage
16 V
Minimum Operating Temperature
0 °C
Maximum Operating Temperature
+70 °C
Maximum Low Level Output Current
200mA
Maximum High Level Output Current
-200mA
Maximum Propagation Delay Time @ Maximum CL
300 ns @ 15 pF
Length
10.16mm
Height
4.57mm
Width
6.6mm
Dimensions
10.16 x 6.6 x 4.57mm
Propagation Delay Test Condition
15pF
Product details
555 Timer, Texas Instruments
A range of highly stable precision timing circuits for the generation of accurate time delays or timing pulses. These timers can be operated in monostable (one-shot) or astable (oscillator) mode with timing periods ranging from less than a microsecond to several minutes. In addition to the original bipolar version, low-power CMOS and LinCMOS variants are also available. These devices are capable of longer timing periods and offering a significant reduction in power consumption. The range includes both single (551, 555) and dual (552, 556) versions of the timer.
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Technical documents
Specifications
Brand
Texas InstrumentsMounting Type
Through Hole
Timer Type
Adjustable and Monostable
Package Type
PDIP
Number of Internal Timers
1
Pin Count
8
Minimum Operating Supply Voltage
4.5 V
Maximum Operating Supply Voltage
16 V
Minimum Operating Temperature
0 °C
Maximum Operating Temperature
+70 °C
Maximum Low Level Output Current
200mA
Maximum High Level Output Current
-200mA
Maximum Propagation Delay Time @ Maximum CL
300 ns @ 15 pF
Length
10.16mm
Height
4.57mm
Width
6.6mm
Dimensions
10.16 x 6.6 x 4.57mm
Propagation Delay Test Condition
15pF
Product details
555 Timer, Texas Instruments
A range of highly stable precision timing circuits for the generation of accurate time delays or timing pulses. These timers can be operated in monostable (one-shot) or astable (oscillator) mode with timing periods ranging from less than a microsecond to several minutes. In addition to the original bipolar version, low-power CMOS and LinCMOS variants are also available. These devices are capable of longer timing periods and offering a significant reduction in power consumption. The range includes both single (551, 555) and dual (552, 556) versions of the timer.