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    The document describes a student project to design and implement a sound switch circuit using 555 timer and 4017 integrated circuits. It provides the student's name, registration number, department, and course code. The project topic is designing a circuit to switch devices using sound detected by a condenser microphone. It lists 10 references used for the project topic. It then describes the materials used, which include 555 timer and BC547 transistors, resistors, capacitors, LEDs, a condenser microphone, and breadboard. It provides 20 steps for the circuit implementation methodology.

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    Name : IBEH CHIDUBEM KINGSLEY

    Reg no : 2017534018

    Dept : PHYSICS AND INDUSTRIAL PHYSICS

    Course code: PHY 409

    Project topic: DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A SOUND SWITCH CIRCUIT FOR DEVICES USING
    555 AND 4017

    References for project topic

    [1] T.L. Floyd, "Electronic Devices (6th ed.)", Pearson Education Inc., Upper Saddle River, pp. 170 –
    177, 2002.

    [2] P. Horowitz and H. Winfield, "The Art of Electronics (2nd ed.)", Cambridge University Press,
    Cambridge, pp. 61 – 78, 1989.

    [3]Http://saint419.removed.us/clapsw.html (Accessed 19/06/2014).

    [4] A.I. Menkiti, F.C. Eze and O.E. Abumere, "Introduction to Electronics", Spectrum Books Limited,
    Ibadan, pp. 196 – 197, 1996.

    [5] M. Nelkon and P. Parker, "Advanced Level Physics (7th ed.)", Heinemann Educational Publishers,
    Oxford, pp. 812, 1995.

    [6] B.L. Theraja and A.K. Theraja, "A Textbook of Electrical Technology (Revised ed.)", S. Chand and
    Company Limited, New Delhi, pp. 1974 – 1993, 2003.

    [7] M. Yunik, "Design of Modern Transistor Circuits", Prentice - Hill Inc., New Jersey, pp. 213 – 221,
    1973.

    [8] . Edward Hughes, Hughes Electrical technology, Addition Wesley Longman (Singapore) plc Ltd,
    India, Seventh Edition, (pp 395-399). (2001)

    [9]. Paul Horonitz and Weinbeild Hill, the Art of Electronics, second Edition, Cambridge University
    Ulc.(1995)
    [10]. Ray Marston, “Relay Output Circuits”, Electronics Now Magazine, July 1994

    MATERIALS AND METHODOLOGY

    555 timer IC

    i. Two BC547 Transistor


    ii. 3.3 Ω Resistor
    iii. 1kΩ Resistor
    iv. Two 270Ω Resistors
    v. 100nF Capacitor
    vi. 22uF Capacitor
    vii. Two Light-emitting Diode
    viii. Condenser Microphone
    ix. Breadboard
    x. Digital multimeter

    Methods

    i. Connected the power supply and breadboard together to set the voltage to 5 volts.

    ii. Connected the ground to the breadboard

    iii. Connected one terminal of the 3.3kΩ resistor.

    iv. Connected the positive end of the condenser microphone to the voltage source and place the
    negative end of the condenser microphone to the resistor.

    v. Connected the base of the BC547 transistor to the condenser microphone.

    vi. Connected the emitter of the transistor to the ground.

    vii. Connected the resistor to the voltage source and the collector of the transistor.

    viii. Placed the second BC547 transistor onto the breadboard.

    ix. Connected the collector of the first BC547 transistor to the base of the second BC547 transistor.

    x. Connected the emitter of the second BC547 transistor to the ground.

    xi. Placed the 555 timer IC onto the breadboard.

    xii. Connected pin 6 with pin 7 of the 555 timer IC.

    xiii. Connected pin 4 with pin 8 of the 555 timer IC.

    xiv. Connected the 100k-ohm resistor to pin 7 and pin 8.

    xv. Connected the anode of the 20uF capacitor to pin 6 of the 555 timer IC.
    xvi. Connected the cathode of the 20uF capacitor to the ground.

    xvii. Connected a LED to pin 3 of the 555-timer.

    xviii. Connected a 270-ohm resistor to the cathode of the LED and to the ground.

    xix. Connected pin 1 of the 555-timer to the ground.

    xx. Connected pin 4 of the 555-timer to the voltage source.

    xxi. Connected a 1k-ohm resistor to the anode and the voltage source.

    xxii. Connected a 100nF Capacitor to the anode of the second transistor and into pin 2 of the 555-
    timer IC.

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