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Stop Dog Barking using IC 555 Circuit

Last updated on 5 June 2026 by Admin-Lavi Leave a Comment

Basic H-bridge PWM circuit uses IC 555 which helps to control dog barking and stop it, main part is ultrasonic tweeter.

Furthermore, it work with two IC 555 and four driver transistors.

Circuit Working:

Stop Dog Barking using IC 555 Circuit Diagram

Parts List:

ComponentsValuesQuantity
Resistor1k 1/4 watt1
Potentiometer 100k1
CapacitorCeramic 1nF1
SemiconductorsIC 5552
Transistors BD6792
Transistors BD6802
Ultrasonic Tweeter1

This circuit uses two 555 ICs, labeled IC1 and IC2 in the circuit diagram; also both ICs play important roles in the circuit’s operation.”

Here, IC1 work as astable multivibrator and it make PWM signal at pin 3 and then PWM signal change by resistor pot R1 and capacitor C1 and they control frequency and duty cycle.

Then IC2 work like flip-flop (set/reset) and it controls signal based on IC1 output.

When pin 3 of IC1 is high then pins 2 and pin 6 of IC2 goes above 2/3 VCC and then pin 3 of IC2 goes low and tweeter push outward.

When pin 3 of IC1 is low then pins 2 and 6 of IC2 go below 1/3 VCC and then pin 3 of IC2 goes high and tweeter pull inward.

Also, changing potentiometer changes resistance and this changes duty cycle and timing of C1 charge/discharge; moreover, ultrasonic tweeter is load and it move push-pull by four transistors T1 to T4 in H-bridge.

After that, the H-bridge moves the tweeter in both directions and switches it ON and OFF with the PWM signal from IC1 and then IC1 generates the PWM signal, and its duty cycle sets the tweeters operating frequency.

Hence, to change duty cycle we need to adjust potentiometer and circuit need 12V power to work.

Formulas

Using IC 555 as astable multivibrator we need to make sound that dogs do not like which it help stop their barking.

Here is formula:

Frequency (f):

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

where,

  • R1 and R2 resistors connected to IC 555.
  • C is timing capacitor.

Change R1, R2 and C to get right frequency and for ultrasonic sound we need to ensure it is safe for humans and dogs.

How to Build:

To build a Stop Dog Barking using IC 555 Circuit follow the below mentioned steps for connections:

  • First, gather all parts as shown in circuit diagram.
  • Next, pin 1 of IC1 goes to ground.
  • After that, pin 2 connect to pin 6 of IC1.
  • Then pin 3 of IC1 goes to base of transistors T1 and T3.
  • Now pin 4 of IC1 goes to +12V and also pin 8 of IC1 goes to +12V.
  • Also, pin 6 connect back to pin 2 of IC1 and then pin 7 goes between resistor R1 and one leg of pot.
  • Capacitor C1 connect from pin 2/6 to ground and middle leg of pot P1 goes to pin 2/6 of IC1.
  • Then pin 1 of IC2 goes to ground.
  • After that, pins 2 and 6 of IC2 connect to pin 3 of IC1.
  • Now pin 3 of IC2 goes to base of T2 and T4.
  • Also, pin 4 and pin 8 of IC2 goes to +12V.
  • Pin 6 connect back to pin 2 of IC2.
  • Then tweeter connect between emitters of T1/T3 and T2/T4.
  • Next, emitter of T1 connect to emitter of T3, collector of T1 goes to +12V and then base of T1 connect to base of T3.
  • Collector of T3 goes to ground.
  • Then emitter of T2 connect to emitter of T4, collector of T2 goes to +12V and then base of T2 connect to base of T4.
  • Lastly, collector of T4 goes to ground and also base of T2 connect to base of T4.

Conclusion:

To conclude, this Stop Dog Barking using IC 555 Circuit is to make high frequency square wave, also this wave control H-bridge circuit that switch voltage fast on tweeter.

Hence, fast switching make ultrasonic sound that dogs do not like but which humans cannot hear.

Filed Under: 555 Timer Projects, Audio Circuits, Hobby Circuits, Security and Protection, Transistor 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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