IR Remote Switch v2

This project shows you how to create a simple remote-controlled on-off switch that will work with most IR remote controls. And you only need four components to build it—an IR receiver, a capacitor, a JK flip-flop, and a relay module.

You can connect whatever you want to control to the relay, and then use any IR remote control to turn it on or off.

The Circuit

Push a button on the remote control and it will send out a signal consisting of many pulses. This is then received by the IR receiver and converted into one long pulse. This long pulse will toggle the flip-flop.

The flip-flop controls a relay module. Every time you press a button on your remote, the relay turns on or off.

The schematic diagram

Parts List

C1
47µF
IR Receiver
TSOP312
JK Flip-flop
74HC73
Relay
Module

The Layout

You can connect the circuit on a breadboard as shown below to test it out. Then later, solder it onto a stripboard to make it permanent.

The layout diagram