Instructions to build a Hydrogen Generator 555 Timer circuit are below. Parts list down further. Remember: this is ONLY to experiment with, not to power your car or your lawnmower! Well if you figure that out cool!
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VERY IMPORTANT! My hand drawn schematic is what I'm talking about in the video just above it. Share Your Own Technical Explanation! In the Future we will be exploring the items below this sentence. If anyone knows of a working hydrogen generator 555 timer circuit with a MOSFET IRF510 that can actually produce a lot of hydrogen with 2 pencils or with other parts for a working hydrogen generator, please contact me - thanks! Free Plans for the MOSFET IRF510 FULL PARTS LIST with Radio Shack Part Numbers for the BUZ 350 (Dave Lawton Circuit) Hydrogen Generator Parts List Summary IRF510 Power MOSFET Transistor - Still trying to find a good schematic UPDATE! After much research I found these free plans for the MOSFET IRF510
PWM 555 Schematic Diagrams If you'd like to build the Dave Lawton remake of Stanley Meyer's dual 555 oscillator circuit to try and produce hydrogen, go ahead and try it.
BUT PLEASE, THIS IS FOR EXPERIMENTING WITH ONLY - DON'T EXPECT IT TO POWER YOUR CAR. THAT IS UNPROVEN TO MY KNOWLEDGE.
Please let me know how it turns out, whether it works or not! I don't have all of the parts, so I haven't built it yet. You can order the BUZ350 MOSFET from Mouser Electronics. You can't get it from Radio Shack. I'm still researching to locate a design for the IRF510 MOSFET to work with the TLC555 Timer. Why? Because you can easily get that MOSFET, 555 timer, resistors, capacitors, etc. from your local Radio Shack. This would allow you to build your hydrogen generator circuit faster to test it out. However, The BUZ is more powerful and can handle more current. If you want to try the dual 555 timer circuit below, you'll have to order the BUZ 350 MOSFET. I might have to design a dual 555 PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) circuit or just use a 556 timer circuit with the IRF510. To clarify, the 556 oscillator chip, has two 555 circuits in one IC (Integrated Circuit). But I'll have to do some heavy thinking on how to do it. I apologize for not having an outstanding original circuit for you. Alas, it's been many years since I was in Digital Electronics and Power Electronics at Weber State University in Utah. ![]()
Applications & Experiments What can I do with this circuit
that I've
built? Please - Safety First! Disclaimer: By visiting this website, you realize you are doing so at your own risk. The intent of this website is for informational purposes only. IMPORTANT! - ONLY BUILD THESE CIRCUITS FOR EXPERIMENTING AND IMPROVING UPON THEM. DON'T BUILD THEM EXPECTING THEM TO POWER YOUR CAR! THESE ARE NOT PROVEN TO POWER YOUR CAR. THESE ARE SCIENCE PROJECTS TO EXPERIMENT WITH ONLY!
FULL PARTS LIST with Radio Shack Part Numbers Standby for a couple of days.
I'll be adding all the parts here for easy reference
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website you realize you are doing so at
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The graphic above shows the internal circuitry of the 555 timer in action. You can see it has digital logic control units, an NPN transistor and a few resistors. Of course it's more complicated than that, but I thought it would be cool to kind of see what it does inside of the 555 Timer IC (Integrated Circuit) :)
Note: The 555 IC includes 23 transistors, 2 diodes and 16 resistors on a silicon chip installed in an 8-pin mini dual-in-line package (DIP-8).
"The simplest way to generate a PWM signal is the intersective method, which requires only a sawtooth or a triangle waveform (easily generated using a simple oscillator) and a comparator. When the value of the reference signal is more than the modulation waveform, the PWM signal is in the high state, otherwise it is in the low state." - Source Wikipedia
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