In figure 1 we give an idea of how this device can be used in listening through walls.
![Figure 1 - Listening through walls
Figure 1 - Listening through walls](/images/sampledata/artigo2019/art0436e_0001.png)
The very simple proposed circuit is shown in figure 2.
![Figure 2 - The stethoscope circuit
Figure 2 - The stethoscope circuit](/images/sampledata/artigo2019/art0436e_0002.jpg)
The arrangement of the components on a printed circuit board is shown in figure 3.
![Figure 3 – Printed circuit board
Figure 3 – Printed circuit board](/images/sampledata/artigo2019/art0436e_0003.jpg)
For listening through floors and walls the microphone needs to be equipped with a special acoustic system. This system consists of a heavy metal disc with the padded edges as shown in figure 4.
![Figure 4 - The special sensor
Figure 4 - The special sensor](/images/sampledata/artigo2019/art0436e_0004.png)
The disc shall weigh at least 500 grams so that side sounds are damped and only the front sound of the wall or floor are picked up and amplified.
CI-1 - TBA820 - integrated circuit
RESISTORS
P1 - 100 k - potentiometer
R1 - 33 ohm - resistor (orange, orange, black)
R2 - 56 ohm - resistor (green, blue, black)
R3 - 10 k - resistor (brown, black, orange)
CAPACITORS
C1 - 100 nF - ceramic capacitor
C2 - 100 pF - ceramic capacitor
C3. C7 and C8 - 100 uF - electrolytic capacitor
C4 - 47 uF - electrolytic capacitor
C5 - 220 nF - ceramic capacitor
C6 - 100 nF- - ceramic or polyester capacitor
C9 - 470 uF - electrolytic capacitor
C10 - 68 uF - electrolytic capacitor
SEVERAL
MIC - electret microphone
B1 - 6 V - 4 small batteries
F - handset or speaker from 8 to 40 ohms
S1 - Single switch
Printed circuit board, battery holder, mounting box, wires, solder, etc.