LED Blinking Circuit Design


  • Connected J1:P, S1:P1 to ^BATTERY_POS
  • Connected S1:P2, U1:+VCC, U1:RESET, R2:P1, C2:P1 to ^VCC_SW
  • Connected R2:P2, R3:P1, U1:DISCHARGE to ^DISCHARGE_NODE
  • Connected R3:P2, U1:THRESHOLD, U1:TRIGGER, C1:P1 to ^TIMING_NODE
  • Connected U1:OUTPUT, R4:P1 to ^LED_DRIVE
  • Connected R4:P2, D1:A to ^LED_ANODE
nets {
net GND = GND:GND, C2:P2, C1:P2, D1:K, C3:P2, U1:GND, J1:N;
net CTRL_BYPASS = U1:CONTROL_VOLTAGE, C3:P1;
net BATTERY_POS = J1:P, S1:P1;
net VCC_SW = S1:P2, C2:P1, R2:P1, U1:RESET, U1:+VCC;
net DISCHARGE_NODE = R2:P2, U1:DISCHARGE, R3:P1;
net TIMING_NODE = R3:P2, C1:P1, U1:TRIGGER, U1:THRESHOLD;
net LED_DRIVE = U1:OUTPUT, R4:P1;
net LED_ANODE = R4:P2, D1:A;
}

Task completed.

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Checking 4 design areas.
Started: verifying final connectivity and erc.
Work done
  • Added the 9 V battery connector J1 and on/off switch S1
  • Built the 555 astable blinker around U1 with timing parts R2, R3, and C1
  • Added supply stability parts C2 and C3, plus the LED branch R4 and D1
  • Wired the full circuit and updated the project description and specification document
Success criteria review
  • ✅ The circuit uses a 9 V battery with an on/off switch to power a 555 timer oscillator
  • ✅ A red LED is driven from the 555 output with current limiting and approximately 1 second blink timing using 47k, 47k, and 10uF
  • ✅ The selected parts are hand-solderable through-hole or DIP parts
  • ✅ Final ERC checks for floating pins, missing power, and undriven nets are clean
Next steps
If you want, I can continue by assigning more production-specific through-hole MPNs to the generic passives or set up a simple PCB layout for this blinker.

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R1
Resistance
470 Ω

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