Simple Mobile Jammer

Assignment 1
Project Proposal

Submitted to
Kanwal Saeed

Submitted by

Noman Rasheed
{FA18-BEE-032}

Hanzala Zaman
{FA18-BEE-123}

Shahroz Rafiq
{FA18-BEE-012}

Usama Mehmood
{FA18-BEE-004}

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering,

COMSATS University Islamabad, Wah Cantt.

[March 4, 2019]
1. Introduction
A Mobile Jammer Circuit or a Cell Phone Jammer Circuit is an instrument or
device that can prevent the reception of signals by Mobile Phones. Basically, a
Mobile Jammer Circuit is an RF Transmitter, which broadcasts Radio Signals in
the same (or similar) frequency range of the GSM Communication.

2. Objective
In this project, I have designed two Mobile Jammer Circuits, where the first
one is using a 555 Timer IC and the other one is built using active and
passive components.

3. Problem Description
A proposal document should address three primary questions in relation to the
project objective: What, Why, and How. This section should describe What
and Why of your project. Describe the above mentioned problem in a bit
detail. For example, considering the same project, describe what are the
benefits and features of automated gas stations, what problems arise when we
move from manual to automated systems, what issues should be kept in mind
while designing such systems and why such systems should be fault tolerant.
Be specific. You are not expected to write more than 250 words.

4. Methodology
This section would address the ‘How’ part. Briefly write down your intended
approach towards tackling above problems. Name any algorithm or third party
library you would use, any particular technique you are going to follow etc.

5. Project Scope
Things you are going to do are almost defined in earlier sections. Here you
would outline your project’s scope by declaring what
design/development/research aspects you are not going to consider in due
course. State any assumption that might dictate your system evolution. For
example, in automated gas station project, we are assuming a distributed
environment. Remember, never fall into technicalities. What communication
media we would be using is irrelevant while defining the project scope.

6. Resources Required
What computing or any other resource you would need?

7. Solution Application Areas

Is your project of some real value? Which industry or application domain you
are targeting? How that target domain may benefit from your solution?
8. Tools/Technology
Mention all the HW/SW tools/technologies required for the project.

9. Conclusion

Circuit Diagram

Components Required:
 555 Timer IC
 Resistors – 220Ω x 2, 5.6KΩ, 6.8KΩ, 10KΩ, 82KΩ
 Capacitors – 2pF, 3.3pF, 4.7pF, 47pF, 0.1µF, 4.7µF, 47µF
 30pF Trimmer Capacitor
 LED
 Coils 3 Turn 24 AWG, 4 Turn 24 AWG
 Antenna 15 Turn 24 AWG
 BF495 Transistor
 ON / OFF Switch
 9V Battery
Cell Phone Jammer Circuit Working:

 RF amplifier circuit comprises of the transistor Q1, capacitors C4, C5

and resistor R1. This RF circuit amplifies the signal generated by the
tuned circuit. The amplified signal is given to the antenna through
capacitor C6. It blocks DC and allows only the AC component of the
signal to be transmitted.
 When transistor Q1 is turned ON, the tuned circuit at the collector
turns ON. The tuned circuit consists of capacitor C1 and inductor
L1. This acts as an oscillator with zero resistance. It produces very
high frequency with minimum damping.
 When the circuit is ON, voltage is stored in the capacitor. Once the
capacitor is completely charged, it allows charge to flow through
the inductor. When current flows through the inductor, it stores
magnetic energy corresponding to the voltage across the capacitor.
At a certain point, the inductor reaches its maximum and the
charge or voltage across the capacitor turns to zero.
 Now the magnetic charge through the inductor decreases and the
current charges the capacitor in opposite or reverse polarity. The
process repeats and after a while, inductor charges the capacitor
and becomes zero.
 This process runs till internal resistance is generated and the
oscillations stop. RF amplifier feed is given through capacitor C5 to
the collector terminal before C6. The capacitors C2 and C3 generate
pulses in a random fashion (noise) at the frequency generated by
the tuned circuit.
 The RF amplifier boosts the frequency generated by the tuned
circuit. The frequency generated by the tuned circuit and the noise
signal generated by the capacitors C2 and C3 is combined,
amplified and transmitted.