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Project #399, Electronic noisemaker, Bee (ii) – Elenco Projects 306-511 User Manual

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Project #399

OBJECTIVE: To make different tones with an oscillator.

Build the circuit and turn on the slide switch (S1), you hear a high-
frequency tone. Press the press switch (S2) and move the adjustable
resistor (RV) control around to change to frequency of the tone.
Replace the 0.1

μ

F capacitor (C2) with the 10

μ

F capacitor (C3, “+” on

the right) to lower the frequency of the tone.

Electronic Noisemaker

OBJECTIVE: To show a variation of project #399.

You can also change the frequency by changing the resistance in the
oscillator. Replace the 10K

Ω

resistor (R4) with the 100K

Ω

resistor

(R5), this can be done with either the 0.1

μ

F (C2) or 10

μ

F (C3)

capacitors in the circuit.

Electronic Noisemaker (II)

Project #400

Project #401

OBJECTIVE: To make different sounds with an oscillator.

Build the circuit and press the press switch (S2) a few times, you hear cute
sounds like a bumble bee. Replace the 0.02

μ

F capacitor (C1) with 0.1

μ

F

capacitor (C2) or 10

μ

F capacitor (C3, “+” on the right) to change the sound.

Bee

OBJECTIVE: Show a variation of project #401.

Place the 0.02

μ

F capacitor (C1) back in the circuit.

Remove the speaker (S1) from the circuit and place
the whistle chip (WC) across the transformer (T1)
at points labeled A & B on the circuit layout. Listen
to the sounds as you press the press switch (S2).
Replace the 0.02

μ

F capacitor (C1) with 0.1

μ

F

capacitor (C2) or 10

μ

F capacitor (C3, “+” on the

right) to change the sound.

Bee (II)

Project #402

Bee (III)

Project #403

OBJECTIVE: Show a variation of project #401.

Replace the 100

μ

F capacitor (C4)

with the 10

μ

F capacitor (C3) or the

470

μ

F capacitor (C5) to change the

duration of the sound. Use either the
speaker circuit in project #401 or the
whistle chip circuit in project #402.

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