1. Design a clock generator using a 555 timer with a frequency of 1 Hz (any...

1. Design a clock generator using a 555 timer with a frequency of 1 Hz (any duty cycle is OK). Use resistor values between 1k and 1M and use capacitor values available in lab (see table in “Pinouts.doc available on course Canvas site). Show your calculations for RA, RB, and C. Clearly show all formulas and calculations and state when you are arbitrarily picking a value. (DONE)

2. Select the nearest standard 5% resistor values to the values for RA and RB shown above. Include a printout of a table of standard 5% resistor values and highlight the ones selected. The table is available in “Pinouts.doc” or can be easily found online.

3. Recalculate f using these standard values chosen. Also calculate the values of T, TH, TL, and D. Show all calculations and the results. If you were already using standard values, simply state this fact.

I only need numbers 2 and 3 !!! I already have number 1 done but I thought it would be helpful to post it anyway.

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