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Electrontc Organ (E/P) : Iun Horloots HR DN Hlcilmontal

This document describes an electronic organ circuit that can be built as a toy for children. The circuit uses two transistors configured as an oscillator to produce musical notes from a small speaker when different keys on a keyboard are pressed. Each note can be adjusted using a trimmer potentiometer. The circuit can be powered by batteries or a 3-6 volt supply and housed in the same box as the keyboard.

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Electrontc Organ (E/P) : Iun Horloots HR DN Hlcilmontal

This document describes an electronic organ circuit that can be built as a toy for children. The circuit uses two transistors configured as an oscillator to produce musical notes from a small speaker when different keys on a keyboard are pressed. Each note can be adjusted using a trimmer potentiometer. The circuit can be powered by batteries or a 3-6 volt supply and housed in the same box as the keyboard.

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ORGAN(E/P)
ELECTRONTC
in audiowhichwouldmakea nicetoyfor
experiment
Thisis an interesting
children.
a musicalnoteby pressing
Thiscircuitproduces The
a keyon a keyboard.
soundis producedbya smallspeaker.
organwillplayonlyonenoteat a time,butthenumberof notes
Theelectronic
is unlimited.
Ditferenttonescan be selectedby pressingditferentkeys,as in a common
electronic rangeisdetermined
organ.Tonal byC1,whichcanbealteredwithin
a largerangeofvalues.Valuesbetween 0.022uF(forhighernotes)and1 uF
(forlowernotes)canbe experimented.
Youcanalsousethiscircuitas a multi-tonebellin yourhomeor to monitor
severalplacesat the sametime.Replacing sensors
the keyswithditferent i
(reedswitches, will
for instance) produce tones
ditferent when closed.
A schematicdiagram Organis givenin Figurel.The
ofthesimpleElectronic
oscillator.
circuitconsistisof a simpletwo-transistor are di-
Thetransistors
rect-coupledanddrive a loudspeaker.
small
Components layout,usinga terminalstripas chassisis,shownin Figure2.
Thecircuitcanbe housedin thesameboxas thekeyboard.
Eachtrimmerpotentiometer
ln Figure3we showthelayoutof thekeyboard.
notes.
is usedto adjustindividual
fromAAcellsor a powersupplyranging
Thecircuitcanbepowered from3 to
6 volts.
The keyboard canalsobe madefroma printed-circuit
boardor withsmall
metalplates.Wheneach metal plateis touched
bya probe
thecorresponding
circuitclosesanda musicaltoneis produced.

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PartsList- ElectronicOrgan
Q1 - 8C548general-purpose
NPNsilicontransistor

Q2 - 8C558general-purpose
PNPsilicontransistor

51-4 - keyboard-see text

P1-4 - 1,000,000
ohmtrimmerpotentiometer

R1 - 10,000ohm,114W,5%
resistor

C1 - 0.047uF ceramicor metalfilmcapacitor

C2 - 100 uF,12WVDCelectrolytic
capacitor

55 - SPSTtoggleor slideswitch

81 - 3 or 6V - AA cells

SPKR- 4/8 ohm,2to 4 in.- smallloudspeaker

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To learnmoreaboutthe circuitor to get beilerpedormance:
o AlterCl in the rangegivenin the textto producea differentrange
of sounds.
o Explainhowthe circuitworks.

o Try to replaceR1 with a networkformedby small transformers,


diodes,resistors,capacitorsand othercomponents.
Modifications
in
the tonepitchcouldbe foundthis way.

Scienceand uncommonapplications:
o ReplaceS1,S2,etc.,withditferentkindsof switches.You
can iden-
tity the closedswitchby the tone.
o Useonly one potentiometer
coupledto a cursor.Youcan produce
musicby rapidlychangingcursorpositionand pressingthe series
switch.
o The samekeyboardcan be usedin otheraudiooscillators,
result-
ing in ditferentconfigurations
of electronicorgan.

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