The proposed circuit will allow you to remotely control a mains AC operated appliance across rooms of your home through mains power line communication or PLC concept. In PLC technology, an electronic circuit which works as a transmitter is plugged-in to the mains wiring (220 V or 120 V) injects a modulating high frequency data […]
Remote Control Circuits
How to Make a Powerful RF Signal Jammer Circuit
The post describes a simple homemade RF signal jammer circuit that can be used for jamming any RF signal within a radial range of 10 meters. The idea was requested by one of the interested readers of this blog. Technical Specifications I am not a large business interest, but am in need of a circuit […]
Firecracker Igniter circuit [Remote Controlled with Timer]
In this post I will show how to construct a few fireworks ignition circuits which can safely ignite them via IR remote and timer. We have proposed three firecracker igniter circuit designs using ordinary components which we will be exploring them in detail. Before we jump in to the circuit details, we have a word […]
433 MHz RF 8 Appliances Remote Control Circuit
In this post I have explained a circuit which can be used for controlling 1 to 8 appliances with a single RF 433MHz remote control handset. Now you can control fans, lights ACs, oven etc within a range of 50 meters with the same remote. In a few of my earlier posts I have comprehensively […]
Bluetooth Car Ignition Lock Circuit – Keyless Car Protection
This circuit will allow the user to lock his car ignition using his phone Bluetooth, meaning the ignition can be locked/unlocked only through a specific code from the user’s cellphone Bluetooth. Overview In one of my earlier posts I have already explained how to hack a Bluetooth headset and use it for any desired switching […]
How to Make Ultrasonic Remote Control Circuit
This ultrasonic remote control circuit can be used to switch and control any appliance ON/OFF through a relay in the receiver circuit. Written by: S.S. Kopparthy Using Ultrasonic Waves This circuit is a different one that uses ultrasonic sound waves whose frequency ranges from 40 KHz to 50 KHz. These waves can’t be heard by […]