It is an automatic power off circuit diagram. If you need to shut-off any electronic device after a set amount of time then this circuit can do that automatically; when you are even sleeping! For example this auto power off circuit can be used with garden/porch light, soldering iron/ glue gun or similar other devices to auto shut it off for saving electricity or save the device, or you can use it to suit your own needs.
Caution: It is an AC High Voltage Circuit, so do not touch any part off the circuit or parts when connected to Supply Voltage. As you know it is dangerous.
Auto Power Off Circuit Diagram |
Theory of operation of this automatic power off circuit
- Here IC 555 is used as Monostable Multivibrator. It is a popular and very widely used timer IC.
- Input power for this timer circuit is provided using a transformer-less power supply which is made with a diode as a half wave rectifier, a voltage drop resistor, a filter capacitor and a zener diode.
- In power supply section, diode D1 is used as a half wave rectifier
- And R1 used as a voltage drop resistor and C1 used as filter capacitor
- S1, a push button switch is used to trigger the timer IC
- And the 555 timer output goes through a resistor (R4) to the ‘Gate’ of the TRIAC BT136
- When timer output is high it triggers the TRIAC and turn on the load/output device
- When C2 (time delay capacitor) charge up to 2/3 of input voltage; then 555 output goes low (Pin-3 is the output pin of 555)
- As timer output goes low, the TRIAC turn off the load/output device
- Here set time is around 20 minutes
- Set time can be adjusted by changing the C2 value
- A low leakage capacitor is recommended as C2
Parts List:
Parts | Name | Value |
C1 | Capacitor (Polarized) | 220µF,12v |
C2 | Capacitor (Polarized) | 1000µF,12v |
C3 | Capacitor (Non Polarized) | 0.01µF |
D1 | Diode General | IN4007 |
D2 | Zener Diode | 8.2v,1w |
R1 | RESISTOR | 10k,5w |
R2 | RESISTOR | 1M, 0.5w |
R3 | RESISTOR | 10k,0.5w |
R4 | RESISTOR | 470Ω |
S1 | Normally Open | Push Button Switch |
S2 | FUSE | 1A |
T1 | Triac | BT136 |
U1 | IC | 555 |
555 Pinout
Caution: It is an AC High Voltage Circuit, so do not touch any part off the circuit or parts when connected to Supply Voltage. As you know it is dangerous.
Automatic Power Off Circuit Diagram
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