MitchElectronics

Schmitt Trigger SMD Trainer

£3.99
20 items in stock
With this kit, practice your soldering skills as you build a fully controllable Schmitt trigger. RoHS and REACH compliant, ideal for classrooms and workshops, and superb for beginners looking to improve their soldering skills!
Product Code
SCHMITT-SMD
Manufacturer
MitchElectronics
Manufacturer Part Number
SCHMITT-SMD
Category
SMD Trainers
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
RoHS: YesREACH: YesCE: YesUKCA: Yes
Overview

Product Description

This kit is part of the SMD Trainer range that only uses SMD parts to test out your soldering skills. Consisting of just two transistors, two capacitors, two LEDs, and four resistors, you will be able to create a dual LED flasher, and this kit is based on the MitchElectronics Transistor Flasher Kit, just a lot smaller. Before making this kit, be sure to read our SMD soldering guide found in our resources page, and pay extra attention when positioning components because de-soldering SMD parts can be extremely challenging.
Resources

Instructions & Documentation

Technical

Product Specifications

Assembly
Kit form
Prebuilt

No

PCB Dimensions
30mm x 19mm
Mounting Holes

Yes

Battery Powered

Yes

Component Count
11
Battery Included

No

Operating Voltage
5V to 16V
Operating Frequency
N/A
Mounting Hole Details
4 x M2 (26mm x 15mm)
In the box

Included With This Product

NameQuantityReference
LM358 Op-Amp1U1
100KΩ Potentiometer2RV1, RV2
100Ω Resistor1R1
1KΩ Resistor1R2
10KΩ Resistor2R3, R4
Red LED1D2
MMBT3904 Transistor1Q1
1N58171D1
Red Wire1V+
Green Wire1VIN
Blue Wire1OUT
Black Wire20V
Schmitt Trigger SMD PCB2
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Applications

  • The Schmitt Trigger SMD Trainer is an excellent kit for testing soldering skills, especially with the potentiometers and the MMBT3904 transistor (as these are very small). Regarding practical applications, this small module is great for conditioning signals such as level sensors, fill levels, and photodiodes so that varying analogue signals become a single logical on or off. The use of hysteresis means that small signal changes are ignored, thereby preventing circuits from going crazy when the input value crosses a threshold.
  • Education and training – Useful for teaching Schmitt triggers, hysteresis and noise immunity, while providing practical experience with surface-mount soldering, component identification and post-assembly testing.
  • Project integration – Suitable for projects such as Hysteresis Demonstrator, Noisy-Signal Cleaner, SMD Assembly Practice, and other designs where the following function is useful: Surface-mount Schmitt-trigger trainer for learning hysteresis, clean switching and SMD assembly
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Notes

  • Electrical specifications are nominal and may vary with component tolerances, supply voltage, load and operating conditions.
  • The product is supplied in kit form and requires soldering and assembly before use.
  • Check component values and observe the polarity or orientation of ICs, diodes, LEDs, transistors and electrolytic capacitors before applying power.
  • Battery or external power source is not included.
  • This trainer uses surface-mount components and is intended to develop SMD placement and soldering skills.