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    41.home Appliances Controlling Using TV Remote

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    This circuit allows home appliances to be controlled using a TV or DVD remote control up to 10 meters away. The circuit includes an IR receiver module that detects signals from the remote and triggers a timer IC. The timer IC then toggles relays connected to the appliances, turning them on and off. Pressing buttons on the remote first energizes then de-energizes a relay, switching the appliance between on and off states. The circuit provides remote control of appliances from a distance using common infrared remote controls.

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    41.home Appliances Controlling Using TV Remote

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    This circuit allows home appliances to be controlled using a TV or DVD remote control up to 10 meters away. The circuit includes an IR receiver module that detects signals from the remote and triggers a timer IC. The timer IC then toggles relays connected to the appliances, turning them on and off. Pressing buttons on the remote first energizes then de-energizes a relay, switching the appliance between on and off states. The circuit provides remote control of appliances from a distance using common infrared remote controls.

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    This circuit allows home appliances to be controlled using a TV or DVD remote control up to 10 meters away. The circuit includes an IR receiver module that detects signals from the remote and triggers a timer IC. The timer IC then toggles relays connected to the appliances, turning them on and off. Pressing buttons on the remote first energizes then de-energizes a relay, switching the appliance between on and off states. The circuit provides remote control of appliances from a distance using common infrared remote controls.

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    41.home Appliances Controlling Using TV Remote

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    This circuit allows home appliances to be controlled using a TV or DVD remote control up to 10 meters away. The circuit includes an IR receiver module that detects signals from the remote and triggers a timer IC. The timer IC then toggles relays connected to the appliances, turning them on and off. Pressing buttons on the remote first energizes then de-energizes a relay, switching the appliance between on and off states. The circuit provides remote control of appliances from a distance using common infrared remote controls.

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    Home appliance control using tv remote

    ABSTRACT:
    This circuit is designed to switch on/off any home or industrial appliance by using the TV/
    DVD remote controller. The circuit can be operated up to a distance of 5-10 meter depending on
    the remote used. The circuit consists of a step down transformer X1 (6V-0-6V, 250mA
    secondary), 5V regulator 7805 (IC1), two 5V, 1 change-over (C/O) relay, a timer NE555 IC
    (IC2), an IR receiver module (IRX1 TSOP1738) and some discrete components. The circuit
    works on regulated 5V, which is derived from X1 and regulated by IC1. Home appliance is
    controlled either by pressing any key on the remote or by manually pressing switch S1 to on
    state. The TV/DVD remote controller produces 38 kHz frequency. The IR receiver module
    operates at this frequency. It is used to control relay RL2. The relay triggers IC2, which is wired
    in a bistable mode to control the home appliance connected at the contacts of relay RL1.
    Timer IC2 toggles relay RL1 when switch S1 is pressed momentarily. Threshold and trigger
    input pins 6and 2 of IC2 are held at one-half of the power supply voltage (5V) by resistors
    R2 andR3. When output pin 3of IC2is high, capacitor C4 charges through resistor R4, and
    discharges when the output pin 3 is low. When switch S1 is pressed, capacitor C4 voltage is
    applied to pins 2 and 6 of IC2, which causes the output of IC2 to change from low to high, or
    high to low. When switch S1 is released capacitor C4 charges or discharges to the original level
    at the output pin 3 of IC2. At normal condition, when IR rays are not incident on TSOP1738, its
    output at pin 3 remains high. When any TV remote key is pressed, IR rays fall on the TSOP1738
    and its output goes low. At the same time relay RL2 energizes for a few seconds through pnp
    transistor T2 (BC558). The working of the circuit is simple. Initially, when there are no IR rays
    falling on the IR receiver module, its output remains high. Transistor T2 is in cut-off condition.
    Relay RL2 does not energize and hence IC2 does not toggle. As a result home appliance
    connected at the contacts of relay RL1 remains switched off. When you press any remote key for
    the first time, IR receiver modules output goes low and collector of the transistor T2 goes high.

    For Details Contact: A.VINAY-9030333433,


    0877-2261612

    Relay RL2 energizes and triggers IC2. Output of IC2 goes high and relay RL1 energizes to
    switch on the appliance. Once relay RL1 is energized it remains in that state. So the appliance
    which is connected at the contacts of relay RL1remains switched on. Now when you press any
    remote key the second time, relay RL2 energizes and re-triggers IC2. Output of IC2goes low and
    relay RL1 de-energizes to switch off the appliance. Once relayRL1 de-energizes it remains in
    that state. So the home appliance remains off. This cycle repeats when any key of the TV remote
    is pressed to switch on/ off the home appliance. Assemble the circuit on a general purpose
    PCB and enclose in a suitable cabinet. Fix TSOP1738 and switch S1 on front side of the cabinet.
    Place transformer inside the cabinet and mains power cord at the back of the cabinet

    For Details Contact: A.VINAY-9030333433,


    0877-2261612

    BLOCK DIAGRAM:

    STEP DOWN
    TRANSFOR
    MER

    IR
    TRANSMITT
    ER

    BRIDGE
    CIRCUIT

    IR
    RECEIVER

    FILTER

    TRANSISTO
    R

    RELAYS

    REGULAT
    OR

    4017
    DECADE
    COUNTER

    LOADS

    For Details Contact: A.VINAY-9030333433,


    0877-2261612

    WORKING:
    Here we are using step down transformer which converts 230v ac to the required level 12v. Then
    bridge circuit is used which converts ac to dc voltage. The filter cicuit is used to remove the
    ripples in the supply. finally a regulator is used to maintain the supply constant .
    Home appliance based ir remote control project requires ir transmitter and ir receiver, a decade
    counter 4017, transistor is used.
    The given ir transmitted signal is received by the ir receiver and action. The decade counter 4017
    is used for counting the pulses. The transistor is used for switching operation which will make
    the relay on. Then the relay is on which makes the loads on.
    1 IR TRANSMITTER
    The IR transmitter used in the circuit is a TV remote. As mentioned earlier are mote that follows
    RC5 Protocol is being used in this circuit.
    A Phillips TV remote is a best example for such remotes.
    As per this, IR signals fromthe remote are modulated by a carrier frequency of 36 kHz.
    This is because there are many other IR sources like sun, light bulbs, fire etc. In order to exclude
    other sources, IR signal is modulated.
    2 IR RECEIVER
    The IR receiver in the circuit is TSOP 1736. These are capable of receiving pulsed IR rays of 36
    kHz only and can receive no other frequencies.
    It receives the signals from the transmitter and retrieves the original modulating signal from the
    36 kHz carrier.

    For Details Contact: A.VINAY-9030333433,


    0877-2261612

    3. A relay is an electrically operated switch. It allows one circuit to switch a second circuit which
    is completely separated from the first.
    The output from the transistor is given to the corresponding relays which thus results in its
    excitation and gets activated. As a result it controls the corresponding home appliance.

    ADVANTAGES:
    Time saving as it is operated by a remote.
    Controlling all devices from one place.
    More secure as there is no direct contact with the appliance.

    13. FUTURE MODIFICATIONS


    The circuit can be modified to control all functions of a particular device
    like the TV remote controlling all processes of a television.
    .

    For Details Contact: A.VINAY-9030333433,


    0877-2261612

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