Simple Small Portable Alarm Circuit


Posted on Feb 6, 2014

The system of using this circuit is positioning a little magnet close to the stalk switch SW1 while being connected to the hand or garments of the individual holding the sack with the use of a tiny cable. Since the circuit is tiny, it can be put in a tiny plastic box. The magnetic field will definitely loose its contact with the splint change the


Simple Small Portable Alarm Circuit
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moment the bag is snatched instantly. The circuit will definitely start oscillating if SW1 starts and will certainly produce a loud alarm sound from the loudspeaker. Alternatively, the unit can be placed in a pocket while the cable is linked to the bag, to develop a reverse approach of connection. The high efficiency oscillator is made up by electrical wiring a corresponding transistor-pair that will definitely drive a small 8 Ohm loudspeaker directly. A very compact assembly is the result of 3 V electric battery quantity B1 and reasonable count of parts made use of. Any kind of loudspeaker can be made use of yet the measurement is directed by the box where it will be positioned. Considering that the standby current being drawn is less than 20 uA, it is not required to include an ON/OFF switch. A existing of around ONE HUNDRED mA is consumed by the circuit when the alarm system is sounding. To make the circuit a lot more appealing, a 3. 5 mm mono jack can be made use of as substitute for the switch while a 3. 55 mm mono jack plug with its interior leads shorted can be made use of in place of the magnet. The tiny cable will certainly be connected to the jack plug. The voltage used to provide this circuit should not go over 4. 5 V since the transistor Q2 could acquire ruined. To be on the risk-free side, it is suggested to utilize a 3 V supply with two AA cells wired in series. The personal alerts are one of the fastest...




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