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Used double BC547 transistors instead of BC547 + BC337.

Added an LED with a 1k resistor for visual indication.

Connected a 1N4007 diode across the relay coil as a flyback diode to protect transistors from back EMF.


Extended Features:

Connected a clap switch using PC817 optocoupler to trigger the toggle circuit hands-free.

Also tested the toggle with an IR transmitter and receiver for remote switching.


Component Highlights:

BC547 NPN transistors

12V relay (RL1)

1N4007 flyback diode

PC817 optocoupler

IR sensor module

LED indicator


This project is perfect for DIY home automation, allowing you to control lights, fans, or other appliances using clap sound or IR remote without a microcontroller.



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Modifications I made to the original circuit:
– Used a 220μF capacitor instead of 100μF (to increase pulse duration)
– Used a 1MΩ resistor instead of 470kΩ (to increase sensitivity)
– Used a 1kΩ resistor instead of 2.2kΩ (to improve base current)
– Connected an auto player LED series with an extra red LED and 22Ω resistor
– Added a relay driver circuit using a BC547 transistor to control the 220V bulb
– Connected a flyback diode (1N4007) across the relay coil to protect the transistor

When you clap near the microphone, the circuit detects the sound and turns ON the LEDs and the relay. This relay can safely switch a 220V AC 100W bulb or other appliances.

Components used:
– Microphone sensor
– BC547 transistors (x3)
– Resistors: 1kΩ, 220Ω, 22Ω, 1MΩ
– Capacitor: 220μF
– LED (x2)
– Relay (5V or 9V, 10A contacts)
– 1N4007 diode
– Power supply: 5V to 9V DC

Warning: Always be careful when working with 220V AC — use proper insulation and safety measures.

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