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Home EMF Radiation Protector Neutralizer Circuit

Last Updated on June 20, 2019 by Swagatam 26 Comments

The post investigates a circuit which can be used for negating or neutralizing the everlasting harmful low frequency EMFs created from our mains power line in our homes. The idea was requested by one of the interested readers of this blog.

Technical Specifications

I'm trying to find a device or plans to build a device that will generate random EMF noise in the frequencies of 30 Hz - 100 Hz with an adjustable output of about 10 mG to 50 mG. The purpose is to disrupt the cellular oscillation caused by a constant 60 Hz high EMF in my house. Anyone have suggestions?

The debated harmful effects produced by the continues presence of various EMF content could range from regular headache attacks, uneasiness, insomnia, anemia, and even cancer.

It is said that if there could be a way to reveal the magnitude of  man made EMF around us, we all would appear like swimming in a pool of EMF curd.

The advent of  wireless technology has made our everyday lives so much dependent on it that now it looks impossible to detach ourselves from this harmful invisible enclosure.

The EMF surrounding us can be fundamentally classified into high frequency RF or radio waves and extremely low frequency EMF.

Both types are proved to have their own negative impacts on our health, however low frequency EMF being more easily reachable to us is regarded to be potentially much harmful than the RFs.

The main sources of these ELF EMFs could be our mains radiation from our domestic 50/60 Hz line through TV sets, mixer grinders, amplifiers, ovens etc.

As requested above an effective remedy to negate the influence of these radiations is to generate a counter ELF EMF having randomly changing frequency in the atmosphere near us or simply in homes.

The Design

As shown in the below given home EMF protector or neutralizer circuit, we have a configuration which is capable of emitting different levels of low frequency EMFs in the surrounding in a random manner.

These emissions are likely to interact with the existing ELF EMFs producing a cancelling or neutralizing effect.

The circuit could be understood with the following points:

The IC 4060 is as usual configured as a free running oscillator.

The outputs from pin#1 to pin#7 produce frequencies varying with a factor of 2x, meaning a particular output could be consisting frequency 2x than the previous pinout or x/2 than the preceding pinout.

All these pinouts with individual frequency outputs are linked with respective common collector transistor configuration.

The bases of these transistors are in turn controlled by the sequential switching output from the IC 4017 which is clocked by the lowest frequency pinout of the IC 4060 itself.

Thus the 8 transistors are switched randomly such that they allow randomly selected frequencies to appear at the base of the power transistor TIP122.

The TIP122 responds to these random frequency switching and oscillates the connected inductor accordingly.

Neutralizing the ELF

The coil being subjected to these oscillations at high current levels start emitting the respective random ELF EMFs in the surrounding atmosphere for the intended neutralization effects over of the existing harmful mains radiation.

The power required for operating this proposed EMF neutralizer or protector circuit is 12V at 3 amps.

The inductor used could be a matter of experimentation. To begin with 500 turns of 30 SWG could be tried over a large laminated iron E-core block.

The 100k pot gives an option of setting the IC 4060 with different ranges of frequencies across all the outputs, as per individual preference or surrounding EMF level conditions.

Circuit Diagram




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  2. khalid says

    Good even8ng sir how are you khalid here i have built the emf circuit but when i connect the 12v sullpy to the circuit the supply bevomes zero after few sends and the make some sound tik tik and supply becomes zero the supply i am using is 12v dc it is ready made like smps i found old .for this problem i checked all 547 trs it was ok but i teplaced new and checke tip122 it was ok but i put new i replaced ic 4060 i have another bit the problrm not salved i make all connections new and cleaned the ocb with petrol and topth brush i connections very carefully and still same problem the 12v supply becomes zero after few seconds so what is your suggestion the inducter im using is 0 12v 220 transformer now only remaing 4017 ic and inducter but other all things i checked not salved the problem so please give some suggestion yours reply will be valuable and i know you have solutions i will be waiting for your reply thanyou very much i will be back. Take care.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Hi Khalid, please check the stages step wise. First check whether your IC 4060 is oscillating or not, next remove the inductor and check the response again. If the issue stops then the inductor turns could be the problem. Finally, use a 0-12V transformer and attach the 0-12V winding in place of the inductor, and also try fixing the frequency to 0.5 Hz around pin3 of 4060

      Reply
  3. khalid says

    Hello sir how are you khalid here i built the circuit but the 1uf capacitor negative where should be connect because i built the circuit and connected all the points corrctly but when i connect the supply voltage drops same like short circuit so i guess the capacitor may be problem i am ising 1uf 50v and as an inductor i am trying a transformer 0 24 220 i removed some tonnes from secondary on 24v side is this ok plese reply for capacitor negative also i am waiting for the reply thankyou very much i will be with the result.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Hello khalid, the 1uF capacitor should be a non-polar capacitor. Before connecting pin3 of 4060 with pin14 of 4017, you must first confirm whether the IC 4060 is oscillating or not…you can use 0-24V side of the transformer for the inductor.

      Reply
  4. khalid says

    Hai sir khalid here how you are doing today and you may be fine my prays with you . I have 1 question if i want to add an led 1red for before neutralise and 1green for after neutralize to know the conditions so where the led legs to connected means to which point please. I made this circuit but i want to add leds so this remaining after this i will send picture how its working to show you because are my master thanks wsiting for reply.

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Thank you khalid, unfortunately there’s no easy way to detect the neutralization results with LEDs…it may require a highly complex circuitry for such detection

      Reply
  5. Raj says

    Sir, any tools or software is available to analysis the emf radiation. Please help me

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Raj, here’s one idea that might work:
      https://www.homemade-circuits.com/2014/07/thunder-lightning-detector-circuit.html

      It will work only with a battery, not with DC adapter, and make sure to attach its negative line with an “earthing” such as your bathroom tap

      Reply
  6. Raj says

    Sir, thank you for your valuable reply
    is there any possibility to increase the range?

    Reply
    • Swag says

      Thanks Raj, yes it may be possible by appropriately increasing the current in the coil

      Reply
      • Deva says

        Sir, i am doing this project.
        Any videos for making the circuit
        Please upload because it is very helpful for my understanding

        Reply
        • Swag says

          Deva, I do not have any videos, but I can guarantee the circuit will work 100%…. however it is not verified whether it can actually help to neutralize the EMF radiations or not, because there’s no way to check this.

          Reply
      • Raj says

        Sir , i have one doubt
        In ic 4060 , why pin #2 is not connected ?
        Please reply

        Reply
        • Swag says

          Raj, each pin in the sequence is 2 times faster in frequency than the previous pin. Pin#3 is slowest, pin#2 is 2 times faster than pin#3, pin#1 is 2 times faster than pin#2…and so on.
          Suppose If we select pin#3 as 1 pulse per second then pin#2 will be 2 pulse per second, which is quite slow or less in frequency and may not be useful for the required purpose, therefore I have eliminated pin#2.

          Reply
  7. Raj says

    Sir, what is the range of neutralizer (terms of square feet)

    Reply
    • Swag says

      Raj, it will depend on the frequency and the inductor value, but in general the range will be within 100 sq ft.

      Reply
  8. Rama says

    hello sir, i got all the component that i need to make this circuit, but i don’t know about the inductor. could you please tell me the detail for that inductor? “200 turns magnet wire over an iron bolt”. What size of magnet wire and iron bolt?

    Reply
    • Swag says

      Hi Rama, The coil is actually a random selection, because we do not exactly know what frequencies need to be neutralized, and it could also depends on the frequency adjusted by the pot.

      Initially you can try a small 12/220V/500ma transformer, and connect the 0-12V side with the transistor.

      And make sure to adjust the pot such that pin#3 of IC 4060 generates a frequency of not less than 2Hz.

      THe 220V side can be used as an antenna for propagating the waves.

      Reply
      • Rama says

        thank you sir, i will try it

        Reply
  9. Neeraj says

    I am planning to build the circuit, however it is difficult to find the inductor here. Is there some option online where I can buy one?

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      you can build it by winding 200 turns magnet wire over an iron bolt

      Reply
    • Neeraj says

      Thank you sir for the valuable input, I will let know once the circuit is complete.

      Also additionally it would helpful to know if you know of a way to measure EMF levels at home using any android app.

      Reply
    • Swagatam says

      Thanks Neeraj, for measuring EMF, perhaps you can use a high power amplifier and connect an antenna at its input using a 5 feet flexible wire and connect the output of the amp with a AC voltmeter…this will let you know how much stray EMF may be present in the area…

      Reply
  10. Arun Dev says

    Sir how can we understand whether this circuit is working or not ? How can it be felt to have the surrounding emf got reduced ?

    Reply
    • Swagatam says

      you may be able to see improvements in your sleeping pattern (more clamness while you go to sleep), no dreams), lower stress levels, less tiredness etc.

      Reply
  11. Swagatam says

    2 or 3 times maximum with a fully charged battery

    Reply


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