Hello. It's my first time doing electronic work, so I'm not good enough.
That's why I came all the way here. I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know.

I want to implement a system that detects water rising in the tunnel during heavy rains and controls the entrance with barricade using servo motor.

I'm trying to control the servo motor 90 degrees at a certain level using a water level sensor without MPU, and I want to know how to connect the output of lm339 to the 555 timer.

As shown in the circuit diagram, I have set the thresholds for the firtst and secondary water levels. And I implemented it so that the led turns on according to the height.
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First of all, the circuit that controls the motor with the button has been successful, but I need advice on how to remove the button and connect it.


I want to implement the barricade by controlling the servo motor 90 degrees when the water reaches the second water level with LED and controlling it 90 degrees again when it goes down to the first water level
How should I connect it?

 

How long do you have to press the buttons to move the solenoid 90 degrees?

 

At a quick glance it seems you could remove U3 and U4 and replace each of SW1 and SW2 with a respective PNP transistor having its base connected to the relevant LED anode. But some latching or timing arrangement seems necessary with the comparison circuitry to allow the servo to move fully from one extreme position to the other.

 

Probably could use the two unused comparators for the timers required.

 

How long do you have to press the buttons to move the solenoid 90 degrees?

Thank you for replying!
well, I think it's about 0.3 seconds.
Is that an important factor??

 

At a quick glance it seems you could remove U3 and U4 and replace each of SW1 and SW2 with a respective PNP transistor having its base connected to the relevant LED anode. But some latching or timing arrangement seems necessary with the comparison circuitry to allow the servo to move fully from one extreme position to the other.

Thank you for replying!
Should I remove the logic gate and write the transistor?
I want to operate selectively according to the two input signals, but does the transistor function the same?
I don't understand well because I don't know well..

 

Probably could use the two unused comparators for the timers required.

I didn't think so, but it's interesting!
Do I remove U3 and U4 and connect them to the comparator input terminal?

 

I want to implement a system that detects water rising in the tunnel during heavy rains and controls the entrance with barricade using servo motor.

How big is this tunnel? A servo intended for RC models won't have much torque and its control is quite different from that of a large industrial servo.

 

How big is this tunnel? A servo intended for RC models won't have much torque and its control is quite different from that of a large industrial servo.

it is a just small project in person , so I'm planning to model it according to the size of the servo motor!

 

Here's my take on how it can be configured with the LM339 and a 555.
When first powered up and both level indicators are OFF, Q3 will conduct releasing the reset pin5 and allowing the 555 to send the signal to the servo timed out by LM339 "C".
When level 1 is reached Q1 activates and shuts OFF Q3.
When level 2 is reached Q2 conducts releasing the reset pin5 and allowing the 555 to send the second frequency to the servo timed out by LM339 "D"
When the water drops below level 1 Q1 and Q2 are both OFF allowing Q3 to conduct activating the servo as explained before.

 

https://tinyurl.com/yo8ehfwj assuming your duty cycles are correct.

 

Simpler version using C2 and R4 for the time out timer portion.

 

Here's my take on how it can be configured with the LM339 and a 555.
When first powered up and both level indicators are OFF, Q3 will conduct releasing the reset pin5 and allowing the 555 to send the signal to the servo timed out by LM339 "C".
When level 1 is reached Q1 activates and shuts OFF Q3.
When level 2 is reached Q2 conducts releasing the reset pin5 and allowing the 555 to send the second frequency to the servo timed out by LM339 "D"
When the water drops below level 1 Q1 and Q2 are both OFF allowing Q3 to conduct activating the servo as explained before.
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wow! thank you so much!!
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https://tinyurl.com/yo8ehfwj assuming your duty cycles are correct.
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Thank you!

 

Did you see my edited schematic in post #12 ?

 

Did you see my edited schematic in post #12 ?

Oh, yeah~~ I am giving it a try both!
You're the best !_!
I really want to thank you for your help

 

Wouldn't be done with end-stop switches?

 

Thank you!

I just removed the unnecessary parts, now added LEDs. https://tinyurl.com/ysq3y3jh

 

Did you see my edited schematic in post #12 ?

Hi I designed the circuit as you told me, but it doesn’t work. What’s the problem?

 

Hi I designed the circuit as you told me, but it doesn’t work. What’s the problem?

I don't know. What doesn't work? What is it doing?