Introduction: Breadboard Lie Detector
this fun easy project can be made using a breadboard and very little tools.
**CREDIT**
based on this project, but this project was made on a stripboard
https://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-portable-handy-lie-detector-in-Altoid-tin/
Step 1: Parts, Components and Tools!
**PARTS**
1. Red and green 5mm LEDs (Red x1) (green x1)
2. 1 Breadboard, preferably a big one like the one i have x1
3. 10K Resistor x1
4. 47K Resistor x1
5. 470R Resistor x1
6. 1M Resistors x2
7. 3 pin potentiometer x1
8. Knob for potentiometer x1
9. 2N3904 transistors x3
10. 0.1uf mylar capacitor x1
11. 330uf 50v capacitor
12. 10M Bell wire/Stranded wire, Bell wire is Better x1
13. Aluminium foil
14. Tape
15. 9 volt battery clip
16. 9 volt battery
**TOOLS**
1. Wire cutters/scissors x1
2. Wire strippers x1 (Optional)
Step 2: The Schematic
So If you know how to read schematics, Well Done! you can easy make this without scrolling down even more. So bye i guess? But the people who don't know how to read circuit diagrams please email me at huxana@lackmail.ru Thank you
Step 3: Bread Board Layout
the Image shows you the layout of a SMALL Bread board, Unlike the one i used to build the lie detector. I used a RH-32 Breadboard
Step 4: Simple Schematic!
this is a simpler version than the other schematic
7 Comments
Question 5 years ago on Step 4
Where's the capacitor & potentiometer?
5 years ago
How much volt with Mylar 0.1uF capacitor was ??
6 years ago
does the 0.1 uF capacitor have to be mylar? and where does the 50V 330uF capacitor go?
Thanks!
Reply 6 years ago
yes you do. And the 50v 330uF capacitor is placed, connected to the black wire of the battery clip and the potentiometer, (BTW the simple diagram is slightly wrong as the black and red wires should be switched around so the black wire is connected to the capacitor)
6 years ago
on the simple schematic the battery clip wires are the wrong way round black goes to the capacitor and the red goes to the led
6 years ago
Cool project, thanks for sharing :)
Reply 6 years ago
thanks!