Project #134, Project #137 high frequency water buzzer, Project #138 mosquito – Elenco Projects 102-305 User Manual

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Project #134

OBJECTIVE: To make a circuit that
buzzes when the lights are off.

Buzzing in

the Dark

Project #136

High Frequency

Touch Buzzer

OBJECTIVE: To build a high frequency
human buzzer oscillator.

Replace the speaker (SP) with the 6V lamp
(L2). Now touching your fingers between B1
and D1 creates a quieter but more pleasant
buzzing sound.

Project #137

High Frequency

Water Buzzer

OBJECTIVE: To build a high frequency
water buzzer oscillator.

Now connect two (2) jumpers to points B1 and
D1 (that you were touching with your fingers)
and place the loose ends into a cup of water.
The sound will not be much different now,
because your body is mostly water and so the
circuit resistance has not changed much.

Project #138

Mosquito

OBJECTIVE: To make a buzz like a
mosquito.

Place the photoresistor (RP) into the circuit in
project #137 across where you were
connecting the jumpers (points B1 and D1 on
the grid, and as shown in project #134). Now
the buzz sounds like a mosquito.

Project #135

Touch Buzzer

OBJECTIVE: To build a human buzzer
oscillator.

Remove the photoresistor (RP) from the
circuit in project #134 and instead touch your
fingers across where it used to be (points B1
and D1 on the grid) to hear a cute buzzing
sound.
The circuit works because of the resistance in
your body. If you put back the photoresistor
and partially cover it, you should be able to
make the same resistance your body did, and
get the same sound.

This circuit makes a high-frequency
screaming sound when light shines on
the photoresistor (RP), and makes a
buzzing sound when you shield the
photoresistor.

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