This document describes a clap switch circuit that uses the sound of clapping to turn electrical components on and off. The circuit contains a condenser microphone that detects sound and converts it to an electrical signal, two transistors that amplify the signal, and a 555 timer chip that generates pulses to power an LED when clapping is detected. The circuit demonstrates how sound energy can be converted to electrical energy to remotely control devices without the need for an on/off switch. Potential applications include using the circuit to turn on lights, fans, or other appliances with a clap.