Remote Control Light Switch Using 555 Timer

Here it is operated in astable multivibrator mode.

Remote control light switch using 555 timer.

To initiate the timing cycle s1 is pressed momentarily. Manual activation is performed through two momentary contact switches. The timer activates a relay through a bipolar transistor in order to connect or disconnect the device we want to control. This on off switch circuit uses the known 555 timer.

When a negative pulse is applied to the trigger pin 2 of 555 the output turns high and remains as such in the latched state. Tsop1738 is a very commonly used ir receiver for pcm remote control systems. The aim of the project is to control lights or fans using a remote controller through an easily circuit based on 555 timer. The main component in this circuit is 555 timer.

This can be used for remote controls burglar alarms etc. Ir transmitter and receiver pair can be easily made using 555 timer ir led and tsop1738 ir receiver. 4th pin of 555 timer is connected to supply to avoid sudden resets. 99 6 40 100 g get it as soon as tue sep 22.

It has only 3 pins vcc gnd and output. 4 7 out of 5 stars 635. The lights or fans can be made on or off through the remote for the. Switch 1 sw1 is used to enable and switch 2 sw2 is used to disable the device.

This remote controlled switch circuit can control ac loads such as lights fans etc through the remote handset of tv. If a positive pulse is applied to the threshold pin 6 its output turns low and remains as such. At the onset c2 can be expected to be fully discharged. It uses the 555 timer in the bistable mode.

Due to this a negative switch on trigger is created at pin 2 of the ic which initiates the timing cycle and the relay ry1 switches on. In this circuit 2nd and 6th pins are shorted to allow the triggering after every timing cycle and these two pins are grounded through the capacitor. In the bistable mode output ic555 keeps two states either low or high. Free shipping on your first order shipped by amazon.

This light activated relay circuit presented here uses the 555 timer ic and a light dependent resistor or ldr to form a light sensitive relay in an intruder alarm system or for switching on a lamp at sun set and off at sun rise.