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Circuit ideas

Low-cost
to be used. Output of one amplifier unit
goes to speaker of the other unit, and
vice versa. For single-battery operation,
join corresponding supply and ground

Transistorised
terminals of both the units together.
The complete circuit, along with
microphone and earpiece etc, can be
housed inside the plastic body of a cell-

Intercom
phone toy, which is easily available in
the market. Suggested cellphone cabinet
is shown.

Pradeep G.

S
everal intercom circuits have ap-
peared in EFY using integrated
circuits. The circuit described here
uses three easily available transistors
only. Even a beginner can easily as-
semble it on a piece of veroboard.
The circuit comprises a 3-stage
resistor-capacitor coupled amplifier.
When ring button S2 is pressed, the
amplifier circuit formed around tran-
sistors T1 and T2
gets converted into
an asymmetrical Current consumption of
astable multivib-ra- this intercom is 10 to 15 mA
tor generating ring only. Thus a 9-volt PP3 battery
signals. These ring would have a long life, when
signals are ampli- used in this circuit.
fied by transistor T3 For making a two-way in-
to drive the speaker tercom, two identical units, as
of earpiece. shown in figure, are required

88 Electronics For You  October '99

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