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Aim: To Examine The Earthquake Detector. Apparatus Required

The document describes an earthquake detector circuit that uses a piezoelectric sensor, IC 555 timer, transistor, buzzer, and LED. When mechanical stress or vibration is applied to the piezoelectric sensor, it generates a small voltage that acts as input to the IC 555 timer. The IC 555 timer then outputs pulses that cause the buzzer to generate sound and the LED to glow, indicating that vibration was detected. The experiment was successful in examining the operation of the earthquake detector circuit.

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Aim: To Examine The Earthquake Detector. Apparatus Required

The document describes an earthquake detector circuit that uses a piezoelectric sensor, IC 555 timer, transistor, buzzer, and LED. When mechanical stress or vibration is applied to the piezoelectric sensor, it generates a small voltage that acts as input to the IC 555 timer. The IC 555 timer then outputs pulses that cause the buzzer to generate sound and the LED to glow, indicating that vibration was detected. The experiment was successful in examining the operation of the earthquake detector circuit.

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Aim: To examine the Earthquake Detector.

Apparatus Required:
Sl.N Name Of Apparatus Specification Quantity
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1. Capacitor 10µF,63V 1
2. Resistor 2.2MΩ,1MΩ,220Ω 3
3. IC 555 555 timer IC 1
4. Transistor BC 547 1
5. Piezo Electric Sensor Sensitivity 0.145mV/KPa 1
6. Buzzer B27M2,1.5-27V DC 1
7. Red LED 1.8-2.4V 1
8. Battery 6F22 9V DC 1
9. Bread Board ……………… 1
10. Connecting Wires PVC Single Stranded As Required

Circuit Diagram:
Theory:
An earthquake (also known
a quake, tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden
release of energy in the Earth's crust that
creates seismic waves.
Piezo is used to describe materials that accumulate a
charge as a result of the piezoelectric effect. Piezo
materials, including crystals and ceramics generate a
Electric voltage in response to an applied mechanical
Stress and Vibration.
The IC 555 timer is a one type of chip used in
different applications like an oscillator, pulse
generation, timer.
The operating range of this IC ranges from 4.5V -15V
DC supply. The functional parts of the 555 timer IC
include flip-flop, voltage divider and a comparator.
The main function of this IC is to generate an
accurate timing pulse.

Pin Configuration of 555 Time


Working Principle:
Eartquake Detector Which has been made by using
Piezo Electric sensor, IC 555 timer and Transistor
BC547. As we give some mechanical input to the
Piezo Electric Sensor in the form of vibration, we get
the electrical output in the form of voltage. This
voltage act as input to the IC 555 timer. This IC 555
gives the pulse output across the Buzzer and LED.
Buzzer will generate the sound and LED will glow till
the capacitor is charged.
Precaution:
1. Always ensure that all electronics equipment is
properly grounded
2. Avoid loose wires and connections.
3. Make sure your circuit is not overloaded.

Result and Conclusion:


While performing an experiment, we observed that
when we apply mechanical stress and vibration to the
Piezo Electric sensor, we get input voltage for IC and
output of the IC is across buzzer and LED. Buzzer
generate sound and LED glow. Hence we have
examine the Operation of Earthquake Detection
successfully.

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