In this post I have explained a simple digital volume control circuit using the IC DS1668 which can be used in amplifiers and all audio equipment for achieving a push button press up/down volume control facility. What are Electronic Rheostats The DS1668 and DS1669 Dallastats are electronic rheostats or potentiometers. These devices present 64 possible […]
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Cellphone Display Light Triggered Remote Control Circuit
In this post I have explained a cell phone remote control circuit using the light from its display. The idea was requested by Dondon. Technical Specifications I need a circuit similar to the circuit above but I will use the LED of mobile phone as light source so I can turn ON and OFF the […]
Vibrating Cell Phone Remote Control Circuit
In few of my previous articles I have explained a handful of GSM remote control circuits using ordinary cell phones as the modem. All those designs incorporated the ringtone of the cell phone as the triggering signal. In this post we’ll learn how the same could be achieved but by using the vibrator feature of […]
Multiple Appliances Remote Control Circuit
In this post I have explained a simple IR remote control circuit which can be used for controlling many appliances independently through a single transmitter handset. The idea employs ordinary components like IC LM567, IC 555 and does not incorporate microcontroller devices. The idea was requested by Mr. Saeed Abu and also other dedicated readers […]
DTMF based FM Remote Control Circuit
In this post I have explained a DTM based FM remote control circuit which can be used for controlling 4 individual appliances remotely by pressing four corresponding buttons on the DTMF transmitter handset. The idea was requested by Mr. Sunaabh Sarkar. Technical Specifications I came across your blog “Homemade The Designs Just for You” quite […]
Control Two Submersible Pumps Alternately
In this post I have explained a simple water level controller circuit applicable for automatic toggling of two submersible water pumps alternately in response to a predetermined water level switching. The entire circuit is built using just a single IC and a few other passive parts. The idea was requested by one of the interested members of […]





