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Snooze Delay Timer Circuit

Last Updated on September 22, 2021 by Admin Leave a Comment

You can switch ON the "Snooze" function by pressing the S1 button and add a desired delay to the connected alarm

The alarm is muted for some time so that you can sleep for another few minutes.

In this article we learn how to make a simple Snooze Delay Timer Circuit using very ordinary components.

When the Set switch is depressed the large electrolytic capacitor is charged via the limiting resistor (lk).

How the Circuit Works

This charge causes the BC109 to conduct which supplies enough base current to switch on the 2N1711 space and operate the relay.

The relay contacts are wired in parallel with the mains switch so that if the mains switch is now turned off, the equipment will continue.

The supply·voltage is taken from the equipment in which the unit is fitted and will determine the choice of` relay.

The maximum delay being 1.75 hours.

Snooze Delay Timer Circuit

snooze timer delay circuit

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