Simple Yet Powerful Static Electricity Detector Which Can Also Detect "Ghosts"

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In this instructable, I'll be making a circuit that can detect static electricity. One of its creators has claimed that he detected "Ghosts" using this very circuit. Enjoy making it!

For this simple circuit, you will only need a few things:

Components:

1. 3x BC547 Transistors

2. A 220R Ohms Resistor

3. A 100K Ohms Resistor

4. A 1M Ohms Resistor

5. An LED (Any Color)

6. 9V Battery With Connector

7. Some Hookup Wire or Jumper Wire

8. Long Coiled Wire or Copper Plate

9. A Breadboard

(Images Above)

Tools:

Just a wire stripper in case you have used hookup wire.

Add all the 3 Transistors to the breadboard with their flat side facing you and with each of their pins connected in different rows (As seen in the image). While the flat side faced to you, the pin in the left is the collector, the pin in the middle is the base and the pin in the right is the emitter.

Connect the base (middle pin) of the first transistor to the emitter (pin on the right) of the second transistor with a hookup or jumper wire (As shown in the image). Similarly, connect base of 2nd transistor to emitter of 3rd transistor with wire. Leave the base of 3rd transistor untouched.

Connect one end of the 220R resistor to the collector (pin on the left) and the other end to an unused row on the other side (As shown in the image).

Connect the positive (Long pin) of the LED to the positive power rail and the negative (short pin) of the LED to the 220R resistor (the row where the resistor was connected). Demonstrated in the image.

First, Connect the 100K resistor. Connect its one end to the collector of the 2nd transistor and other end to the positive power rail. Then connect the 1M resistor. Connect its one end to the collector of the 3rd transistor and other end to the positive power rail. This is Demonstrated in the image.

Add one end of a wire or a copper plate to the base of the 3rd transistor. The wire or the plate will be the part where static electricity will be detected.

Connect the positive wire (red wire) of the 9v battery connector to the positive power rail and the negative wire (black wire) of the connector to the emitter of the first transistor (As shown in image).

As soon as you will connect the 9v battery, the LED will light up. As you will take your hand away from the battery and

the circuit, the LED will stop lighting. Now, if you will place your hand near the wire or plate at the end of the circuit, even without direct contact, the LED will light up again. One of its creator had claimed that he had detected "Ghosts" using this circuit as this circuit can detect static electricity which is EVERYWHERE.

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Here is a Preview of how it works...

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