Touch Switch With Lm555

Introduction: Touch Switch With Lm555

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The Touch Switch circuit will detect stray voltages produced by mains voltages and electrostatic build-up in a room. Two touch plates are provided and the resistance of your finger changes the voltage on pin 2 or 6 to toggle the 555.

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Step 1: Schematic Diagram and Needed Items

Needed items

  • 2x Resistors = 3.3 MOhm
  • 1x Resistors = 330-470 Ohm
  • 1x Capacitor = 10 nF
  • 4x Cooper Coins for touch plate
  • 1x Led
  • LM555
  • 1x BreadBoard
  • 1x Some wires
  • Power Supply +12Volt

Step 2: Needed Tools

Needed tools

  • Iron Soldering
  • Third Hand Soldering Solder Iron Stand
  • Wire Stripper

Step 3: Solder the Copper Coins and Create the Circuit

Solder the four copper coins for using touch plate and create the circuit as you see in schematic diagram.

Step 4: Last Steps

We place the copper coins in the circuit. Feed the circuit with 12 volts and finaly Touch the coins for on-off the LED.

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6 Comments

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Sy333
Sy333

6 years ago

will any conductive material work instead of a coin ?

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Zero The Null
Zero The Null

Reply 6 years ago

Hey.. thanks for your comment...

Of course .. :)

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Sy333
Sy333

6 years ago

also can the ne555 timer be used

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Alexisgm97
Alexisgm97

7 years ago

Nice project, yet so simple with our old friend the Timer 555!. I will make it too.

Greetings from Spain :)

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Alexisgm97
Alexisgm97

Reply 7 years ago

I will subscribe! I love your intro with the leds and the resistors! :)