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Connecting an 8-Pin IC to a 12V Battery Charger Circuit Board: Pinout & Steps

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    AGWU IROHA AGWU
    Anonymous  
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    Steve Spence
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    Steve Spence
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    Jignesh Jani
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    Steve Spence
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    Frank Bushnell
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    Frank Bushnell
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    Padmaraj P
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Topic summary

The discussion focuses on connecting an 8-pin IC, specifically the NE555 timer IC, to a 12V battery charger circuit board. The user is designing the circuit on a breadboard and has a schematic in a TINA file format. Guidance was provided on identifying the NE555 pinout: pin 1 is ground, marked by a dot on the IC, and counting proceeds counterclockwise to pin 8, which is +Vcc. The importance of sharing the circuit diagram in accessible image formats (GIF, PNG, JPG, PDF) was emphasized to facilitate further assistance. Instructions for capturing and uploading screenshots of the schematic were also given to aid in troubleshooting and connection verification.
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