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This circuit can be added to any mouse. Yes, that's any mouse, following these simple steps.
For this Instructable, you will need:
- 555 Timer IC
- 8-Pin IC Socket (static discharge or heat from soldering tends to ruin 555s, so we use a socket)
- 10K Resistor
- 1K Resistor
- 4.7uF Capacitor (voltage doesn't matter, as long as it's 5V or over)
- Normally-Open Pushbutton Switch (any kind will do)
- Some wire
- Glue (to adhere the switch to the mouse, so hot glue or epoxy will work well for this)
- Solder
- Soldering Iron
- Wire snips
- Fine-nosed Pliers








































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The control pin should be connected to ground with a 10nF capacitor.
After that it should work fine.
Press " ` " to use it.
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IC stands for integrated circuit. The 555 is a circuit made up of resistors, capacitors, and (I believe) a transistor, all integrated into a single chip for ease of use. Pretty sure that makes it an IC.
i think its time i should buy rechargable type nickle metalhydraite .. or cadimum
what type of 555chip did you use in the experiment?
also I think 17xxxx type is lower drain current than other 555 ICs. such as 17555, 17741 etc.... but I'm not sure.
Make sure your timer IC can run off of 3V though!