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Friday, November 14, 2014

MOBILE PHONE JAMMER CIRCUIT

Circuit showing a mobile phone jammer. A FM transistor is used for making this circuit. Mobile phones are working in 450 MHz frequency. Here the transmitter generate almost equal to 450 MHz frequency, therefore the mobile phone does not identify the original signal. But the signal range is very week, so this circuit working in only 100 m range. This circuit working in only 450 Mhz . Do not give more than 3 V.

For any jammer circuit, remember that there are three main important circuits. When they are combined together, the output of that circuit will work as a jammer. The three circuits are
  • RF amplifier.
  • Voltage controlled oscillator.
  • Tuning circuit.

Circuit Diagram


Parts List 

ComponentsValue  Usage
R1         100R   Emitter loading
R2         39k    Base Biasing
C1         15 pf Frequency Generating
C2         4.7pf Feedback
C3         4.7pf Feedback
C4         102pf Noise Reduce
C5         1uF    Coupling
C6         2.2pf Coupling
C7         103pf  Decoupling 
Q1         BF 494 Amplification
L1         22nH   Frequency Generating
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Saturday, August 30, 2014

TV Remote Jammer Using 555 IC Wiring diagram Schematic

The TV remote control transmits television signals as pulses of frequency around 37.5kHz. Each button on the remote control is pressed or equivalent has a pulse signal codes. This remote transmits pulses of the schema block of the same frequency as the remote to your TV confuse decoding the transmitted signal.

The heart of the schema is the 555 timer IC in astable schema works mode.The output series of pulses at a frequency of 18 kHz to 48 kHz by simply adjusting the 5K potentiometer. What you do is adjust the potentiometer until frequeny jives to its distance from the TV or until the signal is ignored by television.

 TV Remote Jammer Using 555 IC Circuit Diagram

 tv remote jammer using 555 ic circuit diagram


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