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TV Remote Signal Jammer Circuit

555 IC is used in this TV Remote Signal Jammer Circuit.

It makes fake IR signals same as remote so TV get confused.

TV can not get the real remote signal.

We can watch the show without anyone changing the channel.

Parts used to complete this circuit are IR LED, ceramic capacitor, NPN transistor, potentiometer, resistors and 9V battery.

Circuit Working:

Parts List:

CategoryDescriptionQuantity
Resistors (All resistors are 1/4 watt unless specified)1k1
10k1
220Ω1
10Ω 1W1
Potentiometer 100k1
CapacitorsCeramic 10nF1
SemiconductorsIC 5551
Transistor BC5471
IR Transmitter LED 5mm1
9V Battery1

555 IC work as astable multivibrator in circuit.

It makes square wave signals non-stop.

VR1 can change frequency from 32 to 40 kHz.

Most TVs use 38 kHz for remote signals.

Square wave goes to Q1 transistor and Q1 act like switch and turn IR LED ON/OFF with same frequency.

IR LED make fake remote signals like real one.

TV get confused which cannot see real remote signal.

Use VR1 to match jammer signal to 38 kHz.

When jammer is ON TV does not work with remote.

Formulas:

To make TV remote jammer we need continuous wave signal at fixed frequency.

This is done using 555 IC as astable multivibrator.

Use this formula to set frequency:

f = 1.44 / (R1 + 2 * R2) * C1

where,

This formula helps design 555 timer to make right signal for jamming TV remote.

Adjust R1, R2 and C1 to get near 38 kHz.

How to Build:

To build a TV Remote Signal Jammer Circuit follow the below mentioned steps for connections:

Circuit Parts & Connections:

Important Notes:

Conclusion:

This TV Remote Signal Jammer Circuit makes fake IR signals and TV get confused and ignore real remote.

This circuit is only for study project.

Do not use to disturb others.

Playing with these devices may be illegal in some places.

Always use electronics for good purpose.

References:

TV Remote Jammer Circuit

DEVELOPMENT OF TV REMOTE JAMMER CIRCUIT USING 555 TIMER IC AND INFRARED LIGHT EMITTING DIODE

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