Doorbell Sound with CD4001 CD4060

The doorbell sound circuit produces a two-tone sound. The circuit operates with switch S1. The integrated circuit IC1 functions as a frequency division circuit and generates sound frequencies through components C1 and R1. The audio signal is transmitted from pin 7 and pin 4 of IC1 to pin 1 and pin 8 of IC2a and IC2c, respectively. IC2b serves as a frequency converter that controls IC2c. When the control signal is low, a frequency of 1.25 kHz is generated in IC2a. Simultaneously, when the control signal is high, IC2b generates a frequency of 300 Hz in IC2c. The output at pin 3 of IC2a remains low under these conditions, which allows for the production of tones from IC2a, IC2c, and IC2d. These signals are then sent to output transistors Q1, which act as switches and tone amplifiers, producing audible two-tone sounds. Resistor R3 functions as a volume control, allowing for adjustment of sound levels, with a power supply of 6 volts.

The doorbell sound circuit is designed to provide a distinct auditory signal through the use of frequency modulation and amplification techniques. The core of the circuit is centered around the frequency division capabilities of IC1, which generates the initial sound frequencies. The interaction between the various integrated circuits (IC2a, IC2b, and IC2c) is crucial for creating the two-tone effect.

IC1, acting as a frequency generator, utilizes the timing components C1 and R1 to define the generated frequencies. The output signals from IC1 are fed into the subsequent stages of the circuit, specifically IC2a and IC2c, which are configured to produce specific tones. The control signal from IC2b plays a pivotal role in determining which frequency is active at any given time, creating the alternating tones characteristic of a doorbell.

The use of output transistors Q1 enhances the audio signal by acting as amplifiers, ensuring that the sound produced is loud enough to be heard clearly. The inclusion of R3 as a variable resistor allows users to adjust the volume, providing flexibility in sound output according to user preference or environmental conditions. Powering the circuit with a 6-volt supply ensures adequate performance while maintaining safety and efficiency for typical doorbell applications.

Overall, this circuit exemplifies effective use of integrated components to achieve a functional and user-friendly doorbell sound system.The doorbell sound circuit was two-tone sound. With the switch S1. working of the circuit, IC1 is a frequency division circuit, and a sound frequency generator came out. by C1, R1 is the frequency generator. This audio signal from pin 7 and pin 4 to pin 1 and pin 8 of the IC2a, IC2c respectively. The IC2b of a frequency converter to control IC2c. Wh en control signal during the low (Low) 1. 25 kHz frequency coincides with IC2a. At same time, the control signal is in a high state IC2b (high), 300 Hz frequency IC2c parties. Output on pin 3 of low IC2a under the same conditions, production and IC2c IC2a IC2d. Which is sent to act as a signal and the output transistors act as switches Q1 and tones amplifiers. The can be heard as two strokes. R3 acts as a volume, add more value to make the softest sound, but softer, a source of 6 volts. 🔗 External reference