Clap Relay Clap sensitive on-off Relay 3V Battery operated, small portable unit Circuit diagram:RLRS. 12K 1/4 Resistors RZ AN 1/4) Resistor 23 ,FS, KS 1/4 Resistors Ra 220K 1/a Resistor RS 2N2 1/4 Resistor 27,RI0 100K 1/4 Resistors RB 22K 1/4 Resistor c1,ca 220nF 63V Polyester Capacitors £2.04, 08 Zané 63 Polyester Capacitors C6 ‘SIF 25 Electrolytic Cepacitor Da .p2, 1ma143 75¥ SOMA Diodes 01, 7555 ox THSSSCM CNloo Timer IC an BCSSOC ASV LOOMA Low noise High gain IPM Teansistor 02,08 BC328 30V S00wA PUP Transistors rca, Mintavure electret microphone sm, SPST switch, RI, SY DIL Reed-Relay S°DT (See Notes} BL OY Battery (2 x 1.57 AA, AAA Cells in series etc.)Device purpose: This circuit was intended to activate a relay by mean of a hand clap, A further clap will turn-off the relay. An interesting and unusual feature of this project is the 3V bettery aperation. The circutt's sensitivity was doliborataly reducad, in ercor to aveid unprodictable operation, Therefore, ¢ loud hand clap will be required to allow unfailing on-off switching Circuit operation: QL acts 2¢ an cudio amplifier. ICL timer, wired as a monostable, provides 2 clean output signal and @ reasonable time delay in order to allew proper switching of the following bistable circuit, discrete-componants circuit formed by 02, Q3 ant related parts was used for this purpose, in arcer to drive the Rolay cirectly and to allow 3V supply operation. Notes: © A small DIL SV roed-relay was usad in spite af the 3¥ supply. Several devices of this type were tested and it was found that all of them were able to switch-on with a col voltage value comprised in the 1.9 ~ 2,1V range, Coil resistance values varied from 140 te 250 Chen, © Stand-by current consumption of the circuit is less than ima. When the Relay is, energized, current crain rises to about 20m,