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Simple White Noise Generator Circuit

Last updated on 25 July 2025 by Admin-Lavi Leave a Comment

Simple White Noise Generator Circuit is an DIY project .

It makes sound like radio hissing or static.

It is use for sound effects, privacy noise and testing audio tools.

It uses natural noise from electronic parts.

Can use resistor or reverse transistor to make noise.

Capacitor can help remove too high or low sound.

Circuit Working:

Simple White Noise Generator Circuit Diagram

Parts List:

Component TypeDescriptionQuantity
Resistors6.8k 1/4 watt1
68k 1/4 watt1
Capacitors4.7μF 50V1
SemiconductorsTransistor BC5471
Zener diode 10V1

This circuit makes white noise using BC547 transistor.

Noise start from 10V Zener diode in reverse and is connected to transistor base.

Zener diode is main part for noise making.

Diode direction must be correct for working good.

Two resistors control current in circuit.

One 4.7uF capacitor remove bad high or low sound to shape the noise.

Circuit need high voltage like 24V for strong noise output.

We can build this circuit on PCB.

Just copy circuit diagram and connect parts to right pads.

Formulas:

We can make simple white noise circuit using transistor noise.

Here is easy formula for noise voltage:

en = √(4kB * T * R * f)

where:

  • kB is Boltzmann constant with 1.38 × 10⁻²³ J/K
  • T is temperature in Kelvin
  • R is resistance
  • f is bandwidth in hertz

White noise have flat sound over big frequency range.

We must test different parts and values to get good white noise.

Easy circuit use resistors, Zener diode and BC547 transistor which has it has own noise.

Try different resistor values to get best noise for our use.

How To Build:

To build a Simple White Noise Generator Circuit follow the below mentioned steps:

  • Gather all parts like BC547 transistor, 10V Zener diode, resistors R1 and R2 and capacitor C1.
  • Connect collector of Q1 to +24V through resistor R1.
  • Connect base of Q1 to 10V Zener diode.
  • Connect emitter of Q1 to ground.
  • Connect resistor R2 between collector and zener diode.
  • Connect capacitor C1 from Zener diode to ground.
  • Take noise output from point between R1 and collector of Q1.

Safety:

  • This circuit uses high voltage 24V to 26V not like small 9V ones.
  • If anyone is new to electronics then ask help before working with high voltage.

Conclusion:

Simple White Noise Generator Circuits use Zener diode and BC547 transistor.

It make static sound by boosting and shaping noise from parts.

Needs high voltage from 24V to 26V to work well.

Build on PCB for clean design and be careful with high voltage.

References:

Noise generator

Understanding the circuit diagrams for white noise generators

Filed Under: Oscillator Circuits

About Admin-Lavi

Lavi is a B.Tech electronics engineer with a passion for designing new electronic circuits. Do you have questions regarding the circuit diagrams presented on this blog? Feel free to comment and solve your queries with quick replies

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