I need to design simple pwm circuit with 555 timer and pir sensor n motor?
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You'll find your circuit at the link below. You didn't say that you had a servo motor, and didn't mention direction, so I'm assuming DC. If it's just a little DC motor, that schematic will set you up nicely.
If you *are* working with a servo, you can blow off the MOSFET driver and diode, and just use the PWM output from Pin3 to drive the servo motor driver. You'll want to drop the output to the appropriate (probably 5V) level, though, through a two resistor divider (in place of R3). 6.8K goes to Pin3, 5.1K goes from the 6.8K resistor to ground, and the tie point between the two goes to your servo input.
http://www.uoguelph.ca/~antoon/circ/pwm5...
Having no idea what sort of output you're getting from your PIR sensor (many are binary output - "on" if an IR level shift is sensed), I can't tell you how to get it wired into this circuit. This circuit is designed for variable resistance to control the output, as are most 555 timers.
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