The lamp base circuit integrates an NE555 timer and optocouplers to automatically activate the light when a phone call is received at night. The lamp will self-extinguish after a delay. Additionally, a switch allows manual control of the lamp. The circuit connects to the telephone line without needing to distinguish between positive and negative polarity, ensuring consistent operation. When there is no current flowing through the telephone line, the optocoupler (4N4) remains off, preventing the lamp from lighting. Upon receiving a call, the optocoupler’s built-in LED activates, turning on the corresponding photodiode. This causes a change in state for the transistor (VT1), allowing current to flow and triggering the NE555 timer in a monostable configuration. The output from the timer turns on another transistor (VT2), illuminating the lamp. After the call ends, the circuit resets, and the lamp turns off. The circuit is designed to operate only at night, with adjustable sensitivity for light control to prevent activation during the day.
The circuit operates by utilizing an NE555 timer in a monostable mode, which is triggered by the current induced in the telephone line when a call is received. The optocoupler, specifically a 4N4 model, plays a crucial role in isolating the telephone line from the rest of the circuit while allowing signal transmission. The built-in LED of the optocoupler illuminates when a phone call is detected, which in turn activates the photodiode, signaling the change in state to the transistor VT1. This transistor acts as a switch, controlling the flow of current to the NE555 timer.
Upon activation, the NE555 timer generates a high output signal for a predetermined duration, which is set by the resistor-capacitor (RC) network connected to its pins. During this time, the second transistor (VT2) is turned on, allowing current to flow to the lamp, thereby illuminating it. The lamp remains lit for a brief period even after the call is disconnected, as the timer maintains the output high until the RC timing cycle completes.
The circuit includes a manual switch (SB) that allows users to turn on the lamp regardless of the phone call status. Pressing this switch sends a low signal to the NE555 timer, temporarily overriding the automatic function and ensuring the lamp turns on. The design incorporates resistors (R1 and RP) that adjust the sensitivity of the light control circuit, ensuring that the lamp only activates in low-light conditions. This feature is essential for preventing the lamp from turning on during the day due to ambient light.
Overall, this circuit represents an efficient solution for automatic lighting control in response to incoming phone calls, particularly useful in scenarios where manual operation is inconvenient. The combination of the NE555 timer, optocouplers, and transistors provides a reliable and effective means of achieving this functionality. By phone automatically when the lamp base circuit NE555 and optocouplers constituted a call at night, light will automatically light up, hang up delay imi. About, self-extingui shing lamp. Good circuit also has an r- buttons switches usually require + F lights, just gently press the switch, the lamp can be automatically according to Hh imin. a, b end of the telephone line connected in the towel, do not have time to distinguish between positive and negative polarity of the string, the string will not affect its power to make the phone only constant T.
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