What does the discharge transistor do in the 555 timer circuit? – McqOptions

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1.	What does the discharge transistor do in the 555 timer circuit?
A.	charge the external capacitor to stop the timing
B.	charge the external capacitor to start the timing over again
C.	discharge the external capacitor to stop the timing
D.	discharge the external capacitor to start the timing over again
Answer» E.

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