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Smoke Detector Chirper Speaker

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Migs

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Amigos:

Does anyone know the right name for a smoke detector's "chirping" speaker. More importantly, does anyone know where to buy these loud things?

Thanks in advance,

Migs
 
Wow Harvey .. That was FAST!

Thanks! -Migs
 
Here is the simple oscillator inside a piezo beeper. It has positive feedback from a terminal on the piezo so it oscillates at the loudest frequency and the resonance of the small cover is tuned to the resonance of the piezo wafer.
 

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audioguru said:
Here is the simple oscillator inside a piezo beeper. It has positive feedback from a terminal on the piezo so it oscillates at the loudest frequency and the resonance of the small cover is tuned to the resonance of the piezo wafer.

Cool, I have a few 3 wire elements, but never knew what to do with them. No cover, guess I could poke a hole in a beer cap, about the same size if I remember right...
 
Wow Harvey .. That was FAST!

Thanks! -Migs
 
Audioguru:

Will that circuit work with the item HarveyH42 linked above?

Migs
 
Hi Migs,
The simple circuit I posted is already inside the cheap beeper that Harvey showed. All you need to do is apply a DC voltage to it and it makes a continuous beep.
 
Thanks Uncle Scrooge! -Migs
 
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