This document describes a simple smoke detector circuit that uses a MQ6-MQ2 smoke/gas sensor to detect smoke or fire. The circuit triggers a buzzer alarm when smoke is detected near the sensor. It uses a BC547 NPN transistor to drive the buzzer. When smoke is sensed, the sensor's resistance decreases, causing the voltage at the transistor's base to increase above 0.7V, turning the transistor on and activating the buzzer alarm. The circuit was built on a breadboard and its workings are explained.