Showing posts with label Hi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hi. Show all posts
Monday, 6 March 2017
Make a Hi End RF Remote Control Circuit
Building a hi-end remote control device using very few components today looks pretty plausible. The proposed remote control light switch circuit idea provides you with the opportunity of building and owning this amazing device through simple instructions. Moreover the unit provides a 4-bit data to be exchanged between the transmitter and the receiver modules.
This Hi-tech remote control light switch enables you to control four individual lights or any electrical appliance for that matter from any corner of your house remotely using a single tiny remote control hand set. Build the “amazement” right on your workbench.
Imagine switching a light, a fan, washing machine, computer or similar gadgets from any corner of your room without taking a step! Doesn't that sound great? Controlling a particular gadget remotely through a single flick of your finger definitely feels very amusing and amazing too. It also gives you the comfort of doing an act without moving or getting up from a particular position.
The present circuit idea of a remote control light switch enables you controlling not only just a single light but four different electrical gadgets individually using a single remote control hand set.
Let’s try to understand its circuit functioning in details.
Circuit Description:
I have already discussed the wireless control modules through one of my previous articles, let’s summarize the entire description yet again and also learn how simply the stages may be configured into the proposed unit.
The first figure shows a standard transmitter module using the RF generator chip TWS-434 and the associated encoder chip the HOLTEK’s HT-12E.
The IC TWS-434 basically does the function of manufacturing and transmitting the carrier waves into the atmosphere.
However every carrier signal needs modulation for its proper execution, i.e. it needs to be embedded with a data that becomes the information for the receiving end.
This function is done through its complementing part – the HT-12E 4-bit encoder chip. It has got four inputs, which can be triggered discretely by giving them a ground pulse individually. Each of these inputs produces coding which are distinctly different to each other and become their unique signature definitions.
The encoded pulse from the relevant input is transferred to the IC TWS-434 which carries forward the data and modulates it with the generated carrier waves and finally transmits it into the atmosphere.
The above operations take care of the transmitter unit.
The receiver module does the above operations just in the opposite manner.
Here, the IC RWS-434 forms the receiving part of the module; its antenna anticipates the available encoded pulses from the atmosphere and captures them immediately as they are sensed.
The captured signals are relayed forward to the next stage – the signal decoder stage.
Just like the transmitter module, here too a complementing device the HOLTEK’s HT-12D is employed to revert the received encoded signals.
This decoding chip also consists of a 4-bit decoding circuitry and their outputs.
The received data is appropriately analyzed and decoded.
The decoded information gets terminated out through the relevant pin-out of the IC.
This output is in the form of a logic high pulse whose duration depends on the duration of the ground pulse applied to the encoder chip of the transmitter module.
The above output is fed to a Flip-Flop circuit using the IC 4017, whose output is finally used to switch the output load via a relay driver circuitry.
One such flip/flop idea is shown you may construct four of them to access each of the generated 4-bit data discretely and control four gadgets individually.
Whether you use it as a remote control light switch or to control many more appliances……the option is all yours.
Thursday, 8 December 2016
Hi Fi audio amplifier by ic TDA2003
This is the Hifi power amplifier circuit, will be used TDA2003 ic number. The normal operation of the integrated circuit,the music amplifier for car audio radio sound.Which it uses the supply voltage from 12 volt car battery.But this circuit adapted for use at home by listening to change power supply to 15 volts.
This allows a higher watt power than the existing 3watt RMS.The TDA2003 IC is protected from damage and short circuits,When the load over.Maximum Voltage of 28 volts, the frequency response 40 Hz – 15 kHz.
Circuit Diagram
When entering the power supply 15 volts to the circuit. The C1 coupling audio signal through the VR1 to adjust the volume.Then sent to the C2 anti-noise DC input signal to the pin 1 of IC.The non inverting amplifier circuit is a non-return phase.This is the signal output pin 4, by a C5 enhances the stability of low-frequency response the better.And noise will be dropped down to ground by R4 and C6 before output to speakers.Another part of the output signal, which is fed back through C3, and R1, to enter the pin 2 inverting.To maintain a constant frequency response at-3dB.And if you want to add. Frequency response is to reduce the C3.The C8 is a filter file before the operation.C7 cut out noise from the supply.If you want a stereo amplifier,Is to create an additional set.
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