This is a design of simple flasher circuit, but there is two flasher in the circuit. This circuit can be used to flash two Christmas stars alternatively. This circuit is using 555 IC for the operation. This is the figure of the circuit.
The IC1 NE 555 is wired as an astable multi vibrator here. When there is a positive pulse from the output of IC1, the transistor Q1 conducts and the relay K1 gets activated. The lamp L2 connected via the N/O contact of the relay glows. When the output pulse of the IC goes low, the Q1 goes OFF and the relay gets deactivated. Now the lamp L2 extinguishes and the lamp L1 connected via the N/C contact of the relay glows. This cycle continues as long as there is power supply for the circuit. The timing of the lamps can be adjusted by varying the preset R2. The preset R2 can be used to vary the timing of lights. Power the circuit is from a 9V DC power supply.
The IC1 NE 555 is wired as an astable multi vibrator here. When there is a positive pulse from the output of IC1, the transistor Q1 conducts and the relay K1 gets activated. The lamp L2 connected via the N/O contact of the relay glows. When the output pulse of the IC goes low, the Q1 goes OFF and the relay gets deactivated. Now the lamp L2 extinguishes and the lamp L1 connected via the N/C contact of the relay glows. This cycle continues as long as there is power supply for the circuit. The timing of the lamps can be adjusted by varying the preset R2. The preset R2 can be used to vary the timing of lights. Power the circuit is from a 9V DC power supply.
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