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Mobile Incoming Call Detector Circuit

Mobile Incoming Call Detector Circuit is smart project.

Detect incoming call and make LED light up.

Circuit is good for noisy places where ringtone is hard to hear.

Catch RF signal from phone when call comes.

Use LC circuit, transistor, 555 timer to turn ON LED.

Circuit runs on 6V battery and is useful and save power.

Circuit Working:

Parts List:

ComponentSpecificationQuantity
Resistors (All resistors are 1/4 watt unless specified)100k, 3.9k, 1M1 each
CapacitorsPolyester 100nF2
Electrolytic 220µF 25V1
SemiconductorsIC 555 Timer1
Transistor BC5471
Diode 1N58191
LED any 5mm, 20mA1
Inductor 150 turns of 36 SWG enameled copper wire on a 5mm diameter plastic former1
Battery 6V1

When phone gets call it sends RF signal.

Signal makes small voltage on inductor L1.

L1 and C3 make tuned circuit to catch mobile signal.

Signal goes to transistor Q1 and make it stronger.

Strong signal goes to 555 timer IC1.

Timer turn ON LED for short time to show incoming call.

LED stay ON while phone get signal.

Diode D1 protect circuit from wrong voltage.

R1, R2 and R3 set right current.

C1 and C2 remove noise and keep circuit steady.

Formulas:

To make our own Simple Mobile Incoming Call Detector we can use these formulas:

LC Resonance Frequency:

f = 1 / (2 * π * √(L * C))

where,

Set circuit to around 900 to 1800 MHz which is mobile signal range.

555 Timer Pulse Time:

T = 1.1 * R3 * C1

where,

Make T long enough so LED is easy to see when call comes.

How to Build:

To build a Mobile Incoming Call Detector Circuit follow the below mentioned steps for connections and assembling:

Conclusion:

This Mobile Incoming Call Detector Circuit helps see when phone gets call using RF signal.

It is very helpful when we cant hear the ringtone.

Tuning LC circuit makes it more sensitive.

Circuit is made with easy parts and is very useful device.

References:

Detect RF from cell phone

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