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=DEVICES OF PERCEPTION=
=DEVICES OF PERCEPTION=
===First assignement - Loudness Kill Switch===
===ASSIGNEMENT N° 1 - LOUDNESS KILL SWITCH===


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MONOSTABLE 555 - MOMENTARY SWITCH<br>
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The "Loudness Kill Switch" reacts to the loudness of music emmited from a speaker. The mechanical construction consists of an aluminium ball applied to a loudspeaker, moving towards a copper rod when music is played. The circuit will be closed if the aluminium ball gets in contact with the copper rod.
That happening a LED will light up and the loudspeaker (connected to an amplifier again connected to a solid state relay)  will turn off for ca. 30 seconds. This time passed the loudspeaker will turn on as the LED will turn off again.


:<tt>TASK:
To improve:  
-> Build a "Super Conceptual Switch"
The circuit will only be closed if there is enough base in the music.  
 
-> The "Loudness Kill Switch" is a Switch that reacts to the Loudness
of Music emmited from the Speaker...
A mechanical construction consisting of a conductive ball, and a metal rod.
the ball is able to swing freely on a wire. once the volume has reached
a certain peak, the ball touches the rod and therefor closes the circuit,
acting as a momentary switch. blablblasdf83595749067345


You will need:
1x
Styrofoam ball wrapped with aluminium foil |
Copper rod |
555 Timer |
Solid State Relay |
Loudspeaker |
Amplifier


   
   

Revision as of 15:22, 17 July 2014

DEVICES OF PERCEPTION

ASSIGNEMENT N° 1 - LOUDNESS KILL SWITCH

Assignement1.jpg

MONOSTABLE 555 - MOMENTARY SWITCH

The "Loudness Kill Switch" reacts to the loudness of music emmited from a speaker. The mechanical construction consists of an aluminium ball applied to a loudspeaker, moving towards a copper rod when music is played. The circuit will be closed if the aluminium ball gets in contact with the copper rod. That happening a LED will light up and the loudspeaker (connected to an amplifier again connected to a solid state relay) will turn off for ca. 30 seconds. This time passed the loudspeaker will turn on as the LED will turn off again.

To improve: The circuit will only be closed if there is enough base in the music.

You will need: 1x Styrofoam ball wrapped with aluminium foil | Copper rod | 555 Timer | Solid State Relay | Loudspeaker | Amplifier


SKETCH.jpg BALL AND CIRCUIT.JPG
555 TIMER ON BREADBOARD.JPG AMPLIFIER.jpg SOLID STATE RELAY.JPG BALL AND ROD.JPG