555 timer

Hello

Ive had some issues with the 555 timer. I'm trying to get a signal of pulswidth set to a current signal.

My problem is that the circuit should work with 0.25 to 1 Hz on the current signal.  I clocked it at 1 Hz, but if I try to go further down the timer begins to go crazy.

im a noob really into stuff like this and happy with every little help

I hope someone can help me

Thank you

Toobi

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