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Sometimes it is necessary to obtain an imitation of the sound of a shot (in an electronic shooting range, various toys, etc.). A relatively simple electronic device allows you to simulate the sound of a shot from a firearm.

Shot sound simulator
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A noise signal generator is assembled on diode V1. Amplified by transistor V2, this signal is fed to a controlled amplifier (transistors V4 and V6). A key device is assembled on transistor V5.

In the initial state, the transistor V5 is closed, and there is no signal at the output of the controlled amplifier. As soon as a rectangular pulse (negative polarity) arrives at the input, transistor V5 opens and opens the controlled amplifier for a certain period of time. At the input of the transistor V5, a differentiating circuit R5C2 V3R6 R7 is included, which determines the shape of the envelope of the noise signal at the output of the controlled amplifier.

The signal thus formed through the voltage amplifier (transistor V7) and filter 34 (C6C7 R16C8) is fed to the output stage of the power amplifier (composite transistor V8, V9). The filter suppresses frequencies above 5 kHz.

There are no special requirements for the elements of the simulator, it is desirable to choose only capacitor C2 with the lowest possible leakage current (K53-1).

The establishment of the simulator begins with the setting of the transistor mode (indicated in the diagram) for direct current, for which it is necessary to first close the emitter and collector of transistor V5. The selection of the resistor R1 sets the maximum noise level in the loudspeaker B1. Then the jumper is removed from the transistor V5 and soldered to the terminals of the capacitor C2, and the input of the simulator is connected to the negative terminal of the battery. Resistor R6 is selected so that the voltage at the collector of transistor V5 is in the range of 0,08 ... 0,1 V, since this transistor must be in saturation. After that, all jumpers are removed and an impulse is applied to the input - a shot.

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