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Timing Circuit HW #4
Class #07
Colorado Space Grant Consortium
Hands-on: Timing Circuit, Power & Camera
- Your team will do the following:
- Build the timing circuit
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- Test with 12 V power
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Parts needed for Timing Circuit Steps:
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Timing Circuit kit
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Step 1a: Layout timing circuit kits and set parts out
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Step 1b: Study the PC Board front and back
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NOTE: The following steps are slightly different from those listed on the
Velleman box. Both will produce same final product
Step 2: Put connectors together
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Step 3: Solder connect to board as shown:
NOTE: Velleman instructions are different.
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Step 4: Solder relay to board as shown:
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Step 5: Solder resistors to board as shown:
R1=R2=R3=1
KΩ
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Step 6: Solder diodes as shown (watch polarity):
D2
D1
D3
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Step 7: Install trimpots as shown. Do not adjust at
this time.
RV2=50K=PULSE
RV1=1M=PAUSE
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Step 8: Install red LED
LED: Make sure short
lead is installed in hole
next to relay (flat side)
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Step 9: Install Capacitor C1
C1=100 nF
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Step 10: Install Capacitor C2 and C3. Watch polarity.
Positive lead is the long lead and goes in the positive hole
C3=100 µF
C2=100 µF
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Step 11: Solder socket. Be careful of solder bridges.
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Step 12: Install 555 Timer chip. Be careful of
orientation
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Step 13: Install A23 batteries (12 V) into specially
made case
Make sure switch is ON
Step 14: Use voltmeter to verify you have 12 V
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Step 15: Insert
the black wire
from the battery
pack into GND
(Should be “-” of
battery).
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Step 15b: Insert the green wire from the switch
into the +12V terminal on the timing circuit
(should be “+” of battery)
Step 15c: Connect
the black wire
from the switch to
the red wire from
the batteries by
snapping together
the connectors
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Step 16: Flip switch ON (should here a click and see
red LED light up)
NOTE: If not, flip switch OFF and have timing
circuit inspected
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Step 17: Adjust the pause
to get an interval of
between 30 and 60
seconds. Make sure that
the pulse is long enough
that the camera will
actually take a picture
(somewhere around 1
second).
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Step 18: Tape the
sides of the
battery case and
tape the batteries
into place
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Step 19: Disconnect 12 V battery and package
everything to bring to class on Tuesday. Make sure the
leads of your 12 V Battery are taped off
Heaters
Class #07
Colorado Space Grant Consortium
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Step 20: Set out kit
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Step 21: Layout Resistors on Perf Board
Front
Back
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Step 22: Fold over the leads from two of the blocks
and solder them together
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Step 23: Snip the leads that you just soldered together
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Step 24: Fold over the opposite two leads and solder
so that all of the blocks are connected in parallel then
clip the ends of the leads
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Step 24 continued:
4Ω
4Ω
4Ω
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Step 25: Twist all the Red wires from the 9V connector
together and solder them to the single Blue wire in your
kit. (Do not solder red wire from switch)
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Step 26: Twist all the Black wires from the 9V
connector together and solder them to the black wire
from the switch.
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Step 27: Solder the single Blue wire from 9V connector to
one end of the resistor string and the other Red wire from
switch to the other end of the resistor string
4Ω
4Ω
4Ω
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Step 28: With switch ON, check positive (+) circuit
connections with voltmeter.
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Step 29: With switch ON, check negative (-) circuit
connections with voltmeter.
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Step 30: Put electrical tape on solder joints in Steps 25 and
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Step 31: Attach 3 flight batteries and turn switch on.
Your heater will get extremely hot with in 1 to 2
minutes. If longer, please let me know.
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Step 32: Turn switch off, disconnect the switch from the
heater, leave batteries connected