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 CIRCUIT IDEAS ELECTRONICS FOR YOU FEBRUARY 2004 T his programmable timer is useful for domestic, commercial as well as industrial applications. It auto- matically turns the appliance on/off after a preset time. The time period can be varied from 8 seconds to 2 hours with PROGRAMMABLE TIMER FOR APPLIANCES MITESH P. PARIKH the help of rotary switches S2 and S3. The circuit works in two modes: off mode and cyclic mode. Slide switch S4 is used for mode selection. In the off mode, the appliance turns on after a preset time (set by rotary switch S2), remains on for another preset time (set by rotary switch S3) and then turns off. In the cyclic mode, this process re- peats again and again. The circuit is built around three quad two-input NAND gate ICs CD4011 (IC1, IC3 and IC5), two 14-bit binary ripple counters CD4020 (IC2 and IC4) and a re- lay driver transistor (T1). It works off a 12V DC, 500mA power supply. You can  S .  C .  D  W  I  V  E  D  I  CIRCUIT IDEAS Visit www.deekshith.in for more unique project ideas and circuits http://www.de ekshith.in/search/lab el/Projects :Visit for more unique project ideas and circuits

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  • C I R C U I T I D E A S

    ELECTRONICS FOR YOUFEBRUARY 2004

    This programmable timer is usefulfor domestic, commercial as wellas industrial applications. It auto-matically turns the appliance on/off aftera preset time. The time period can bevaried from 8 seconds to 2 hours with

    PROGRAMMABLE TIMERFOR APPLIANCESMITESH P. PARIKH the help of rotary switches S2 and S3.

    The circuit works in two modes: off modeand cyclic mode. Slide switch S4 is usedfor mode selection.

    In the off mode, the appliance turnson after a preset time (set by rotary switchS2), remains on for another preset time(set by rotary switch S3) and then turns

    off. In the cyclic mode, this process re-peats again and again.

    The circuit is built around three quadtwo-input NAND gate ICs CD4011 (IC1,IC3 and IC5), two 14-bit binary ripplecounters CD4020 (IC2 and IC4) and a re-lay driver transistor (T1). It works off a12V DC, 500mA power supply. You can

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    ELECTRONICS FOR YOU FEBRUARY 2004

    also power the circuit from mains by us-ing a 12V DC, 500mA adaptor in place ofthe 12V DC power supply.

    Lets assume that you want an appli-ance to turn on after two minutes andkeep it on for another two minutes. Forthis set the rotary switches S2 and S3 topositions as shown in the figure.

    Initially, when power switch S1 is closed,a small charging current pulse throughcapacitors C2 and C3 resets both the counters(IC2 and IC4) to make all their outputs (Q4through Q14) low. The high output at pin10 of NAND gate N3 starts the first oscillatorcomprising NAND gates N1 and N2, whichprovides clock pulses to IC2 at the rate ofone pulse per second. The glowing of redLED (LED1) indicates that this oscillator isworking well and timer is on.

    During the first 2 minutes, relay RL1remains de-energised by the control cir-cuit formed by NAND gates N7, N8 andN9 and LED2 is off, which indicates thatthe appliance is in off codition. The sec-ond oscillator built around NAND gatesN4 and N5 (which provides clock pulsesto IC4 at the rate of one pulse per sec-

    ond) is inhibited by the timing controlcircuit formed by NAND gates N6, N10and N11.

    After 128 pulses (approximately twominutes), the Q8 output of IC2 goes highto perform the following three functions:

    1. Make the output at pin 10 of NANDgate N3 low via rotary switch S2, whichinhibits the first oscillator

    2. Energise relay RL1 via NAND gatesN8 and N9 and relay driver transistor T1to make appliance on

    3. Make the output at pin 10 of NANDgate N10 low, which is connected to theinputs of NAND gate N11 to make itsoutput at pin 11 high. This high output isfurther connected to the input (pin 1) ofNAND gate N4.

    Now the second oscillator starts os-cillating and provides clock pulses to pin10 of IC4 at the rate of one pulse persecond.

    Now, after 128 pulses (approximatelytwo minutes), the Q8 output of IC4 goeshigh. This de-energises the relay viaNAND gates N7 and N9 and relay drivertransistor T1, provided the mode-selec-

    tion slide switch S4 is towards off posi-tion. The high Q8 output will inhibit thesecond oscillator via NAND gates N6, N10and N11 to stop clock pulses to pin 10 ofIC4. Thus the relay is energised only once(for 2 minutes) since clock pulses to bothIC2 and IC4 are stopped altogether andtheir outputs get latched.

    In case the mode-selector switch S4is towards cycle on side, clock pulses toIC4 would continue and the relay is alter-nately energised and de-energised for twominutes each. This continues until thecircuit is switched off and started again,or the mode-selector switch is slided to-wards cycle off side.

    Rotary switch S2 is used for starttime selection and rotary switch S3 isused for hold time selection. The startand hold time can be increased up to 24hours by changing the values of R and Ccomponents of the oscillator circuit offirst and second oscillator.

    For heavier load, use a relay of a highercurrent rating. The circuit can be made ona multipurpose PCB and put in a plastic ormetal cabinet with proper ventilation.

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