High Reliability Thermostat For Furnace or Electric Heat Electronic Circuit Schematic Free Electronics Plans on the Internet By Gary Novak
Pin Connections Here's the rest of the pin connections for the chips. Normally, you should have data sheets or data books which describe the chips. Op amp - LF441 or TL061:1 pin - balance, not connected 4 pin - minus 5 V 5 pin - balance, not connected 6 pin - output 7 pin - plus 5 V 8 pin - not connected The Darlington, MPSA13 looks like a normal transistor. left = emitter center = base right = collector when looking at flat surface in front. There are four connections to the Darlington collector - two diodes, and LED and a relay. There are six Schmidt triggers on a single chip, 40106 or 74C14: 1 pin in - 2 pin out 3 pin in - 4 pin out 5 pin in - 6 pin out 7 pin ground 9 pin in - 8 pin out 11 pin in - 10 pin out 13 pin in - 12 pin out 14 pin plus voltage 4020: 1 = output, ignore 2 = output, ignore 4 = output, ignore 5 = output, ignore 6 = output, ignore 7 = output, ignore 8 - ground 9 = output, ignore 12 = output, ignore 13 = output, ignore 14 = output, ignore 15 = output, ignore 16 - plus V 4017: 1 pin = output position 5 2 pin = output position 1 3 pin = output position 0 4 pin = output position 2 5 pin = output position 6 6 pin = output position 7 7 pin = output position 3 8 pin - ground 9 pin = output position 8 10 pin = output position 4 11 pin = output position 9 12 pin = carry out, ignore 16 pin = plus V 4013: 2 = output, ignore 3 = unused input, stabilized at + or ground 5 = unused input, stabilized at + or ground 7 - ground 8 = unused input, stabilized at + or ground 9 = unused input, stabilized at + or ground 10 = unused input, stabilized at + or ground 11 = unused input, stabilized at + or ground 12 = output, ignore 13 = output, ignore 14 - plus V OR gate - 4071: 1,2 in - 3 out 5,6 in - 4 out 8,9 in - 10 out 12,13 in - 11 out 7 - ground 14 - plus V stabilize any unused inputs at either plus V or ground. The Box: |