Application for Steemit Challenge Season 28: Electronics with 555 Timer IC Breadboard Project.

How are you all? I hope you are well. By the grace of God, I am also well. Today I have come to do my application for the Steemit Challenge Season 28.

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Learning electronics seems complicated to many, but through this project I want to show how many interesting circuits can be made using a simple 555 timer IC. I will make each circuit practically on a breadboard so that even new students can easily understand and practise with their own hands.

I have been working on the Steemit platform for more than two years, and I have been working on various electronics topics and I have received a lot of support with my electronics posts in the past, and I also have a community called 'Steem for Electronics', where I always do repair and tutorial posts. And I have my partner @rmm31 with me; he always loves me as a friend and always supports my work.

I am sharing the plans I have taken for six weeks below, which I hope are very simple and applicable to people's daily lives.

Week	Theme	Summary
1	555 IC Introduction and Pin Diagram	The function of each pin of the 555 IC and its basic concept will be taught.
2	Breadboard Connection and 555 IC Installation	The rules for connecting to the breadboard, understanding the power line (+, –), and placing the 555 IC correctly in the gap will be taught.
3	LED Blinking Circuit	An LED on-off or blinking circuit will be created using the 555 IC.
4	Buzzer / Sound Circuit	Create a small sound generator or buzzer circuit by running the 555 in Astable Mode.
5	Delay Timer Circuit	Making and explaining the working of a delay timer using Monostable Mode.
6	Light Flasher Project	Making a Police Light effect that flashes two LEDs in turn.

Whatever will be in each post during the contest.

Item	Short Description
Circuit Diagram	Clear and legible schematic shows which pins go where
Parts List	Simple list of parts' names, values and quantity
Picture of actual connections on breadboard	Clear photograph of exactly how it is wired on breadboard.
Short video clip if needed	What the work looks like in progress Short clip of 20–60 seconds.
Step-by-step explanation in simple language	Brief explanation of each step why what was done and how it works in simple language.

Required Parts List

555 Timer IC – 1

Breadboard – 1

LED – 2–3

Resistor – 2–3 (220Ω / 1kΩ)

Capacitor – 2 (10 µF / 100 µF)

Buzzer – 1

**Jumper Wires **

Battery – 9V or 3.7V

All the information about me is here.

Information Type	Description
Name	Imranhassan
Account Level (Reputation)	74
Followers	83
Number of Posts	2801
Following	123
Steem Power (SP)	Total 8,366.233 STEEM Delegated 6,514.634 STEEM
Rank	#2,214
Location	Rupganj, Narayanganj, Bangladesh
Joined Steemit	August 2023
Role	Moderator of the Steem4Entrepreneurs community Admin of the Steem for Electronic community
Skills & Contributions	Electronics projects, 555 IC circuits, breadboard connections, and educational content creation.
discord ID	523081_ / imranhassan

I want this project series not only to teach but also to inspire everyone to the joy of making something with their own hands. My main goal is that those who want to start learning electronics should gain confidence from this series and be able to make their own small projects.

🟩 Thank you for reading my post and giving your valuable time. Stay well and stay healthy. God bless you. 🟩

Photography Details	📱 Device: Walton Xanon90	📍 Location: Narayanganj, Bangladesh	📷 Captured By: @imranhassan