A two-battery powered light touch delay circuit designed for convenience at night. It can be placed on a bed pillow, and when the metal contact M under the capsule is touched, a small lamp will automatically light up. The circuit incorporates a NOR gate and peripheral components to create a single-shot timing function. Under normal conditions, the output terminal of the NOR gate remains low, keeping transistors VT3 and VT4 off, which prevents the small lamp from illuminating. When touch is detected, the human body acts as a sensor, sending a clutter signal that is amplified by transistors VT1 and VT2. This amplified signal causes the NOR gate's first output pin to go high, changing the output to a low power level. Consequently, the circuit enters a temporary steady state, allowing VT3 and VT4 to conduct and power the small lamp. The power is managed by a resistor and capacitor, which charge the input terminals of the NOR gate. After approximately two minutes, the voltage rises, causing the NOR gate to return to a low state, turning off the small lamp. The NOR gate can be implemented using a quad 2-input NOR gate such as the CD4001 digital integrated circuit. To avoid potential interference, the unused input terminals of the NOR gate should be connected to the negative terminal of the power supply.
The described circuit is a practical solution for providing temporary lighting in low-light conditions, such as during the night. The use of a touch-sensitive mechanism allows for easy activation without the need for physical switches, enhancing user convenience. The integration of the NOR gate facilitates a simple yet effective timing function, ensuring that the light remains illuminated only for a limited duration, which conserves battery life.
The circuit's design employs two transistors (VT1 and VT2) to amplify the signal generated by the human touch. This amplification is crucial for ensuring that even a minimal touch can trigger the circuit, making it highly sensitive and responsive. The choice of a NOR gate for the logic component is advantageous due to its versatility and availability in standard digital ICs, such as the CD4001. This IC can accommodate multiple NOR gates, allowing for additional functionality or redundancy in the design.
In terms of component selection, the resistor and capacitor values should be chosen based on the desired delay time and the characteristics of the light bulb used. The resistor limits the current flowing through the circuit, while the capacitor determines the timing interval before the circuit resets to its initial state. Careful consideration of these components will ensure reliable operation and longevity of the circuit.
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