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Detector Circuit Based on Mobile Phone
Circuit Diagram
Mobile Phone Detector – Hobby Project – Circuit Diagram
The circuit can be basically divided into two parts,
- RF Signal Detector
- Sound Generator
Making:
Components Required
- Battery Connector
- 555 Timer IC
- ON-OFF Switch
- CA3130 OP-AMP
- 0.01μF Capacitor
- BC548 Transistor
- Buzzer
- Battery Connector
- 9V Battery
- 2x 1KΩ Resistors
- PCB
- 2x 2.2MΩ Resistors
- 2x 100KΩ Resistors
- 15KΩ Resistor
- 2x LEDs
- 47pF Capacitor
- 22μF Capacitor
- 0.1μF Capacitor
- 22pF Capacitor
- 4.7μF Capacitor
RF Signal Detector:
The first half of the circuit makes RF signal detecting section. Capacitor C7 (0.22μF) is the main component which will sense high frequency RF signals. CA3130 op-amp is wired as an inverting amplifier with high gain. It provides very high input impedance and high speed performance to amplify RF signals detected by the capacitor C7. You can see that one terminal of the capacitor C7 is biased with two resistors R6 and R7. Capacitor C6 (100μF) will prevent any fluctuations in the bias voltage. Capacitors C9 and C8 (22pF) are used to filter input signals. Thus in normal conditions the opamp will be in balanced state.
So when high frequency mobile signals are present in the vicinity of this circuit, the capacitor C7 will get energized and distorts the balance of the opamp. This operates the Q1 (BC548) transistor wired as a switch. Thus the LED D1 is operated and signals are coupled to the next section for generating sound indication.
Sound Generator:
Sound generator is composed of a 555 timer wired as monostable multivirator and a buzzer. Output signals from RF Signal Detection section will trigger the 555 timer. Time period of each tone can be adjusted by varying the capacitor C1 and resistor R2.
Notice:
When the circuit is switched on, LED D2 will indicate that it is ON. Now you can place a mobile near this circuit and try making a call or sending an SMS. You can see that the buzzer is producing sound and LED D1 is indicating detection of signals.