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RE: Astable Multivibrator Timing Signal Generation Circuits | Using NE555 Timer IC.
I apologized to you for the mistake in that post. And you looked at me with an apologetic look. And showed it in the comments and told me to be careful. Since then I have been careful. Now you are saying that all my posts are made by AI and I cannot post, it is very painful.🙏
Your tutorial post or informational post must have an output in the post you create with the diagram. Then it will be converted into a tutorial post and a proper informational post. Otherwise, we will definitely consider it to be created from artificial intelligence.
https://steemit.com/hive-188837/@ubongudofot/steem-electronics-1-a-tutorial-on-how-to-construct-led-chaser-circuit-using-555-timer-ic-and-4017-decade-counter-part-1
A complete tutorial post should look like this.
Moreover, I don't know if you have any educational qualifications or certificates in electronics. Even if you did, we would have understood that you are a skilled electrician. If someone fails using your methods, who will take the responsibility?
I think the comments on this post and tutorial posts @steemcurator01 and @steemcurator02 should give an example of what they should be like.
Okay, you're welcome, I'll show a real character in each post, so I'll have to spend some money, I'll buy a veroboard combo pack and bring it tomorrow. I have some old parts and some parts that I can make with them but I need to buy some ICs and capacitors.
Dear brother, not just for this post, but in the kind of diagram tutorials you post in the future, you must also show your instruments in real life, only then can we learn from it.
Okay, no problem, I just need to spend some time and money and nothing else. I have updated the post above and shown you my actual parts.
Sorry friend, I want to tell you this, for any kind of tutorial post you have to actually create something and show it, and I think there must be an output.I don't think you can ever teach someone just by art and writing down the details of the instruments. Besides, you are presenting various circuit components and instruments with images downloaded from the internet. You should use your own images.
My other diagram posts clearly show the input and output voltages. The post you commented on is not a complete circuit but a basic diagram of an adjustable and monostable timer circuit using a 555 IC. In such diagrams, the input-output is not directly visible, as it depends on the value of the resistance and capacitor used by the user.
The more resistance or capacitance is used, the slower the output pulse will be — and the less value is used, the faster it will be. This is an educational diagram, through which a user can understand for himself how to control the time and pulse.
I would like to respectfully state that no wrong information has been provided here. In the future, I will try to explain each diagram more clearly and present it with real evidence. And I am sending you two screenshots from the mobile software I use.
cc: @rmm31
If you post only with diagrams, there is a possibility of AI. That is why you have been asked to mention it with actual images and we will see an output from there. I don't want to talk about it anymore, I have given you a guide. Moreover, I also found AI in your post, so I warned you and guided you. Thank you.
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