[SOLVED] 5V to 12V with two transistors. Don´t work.

[aqua_life]

Hi,
I want to control a 12 Volt output with a microcontroller PIC18.
The output of PIC18 is 0V or 5V. I want to convert it to 0V or 12V.
I have searched a lot and the cheapest way to make it is with two transistor.
The 0/5 Volt output controls a NPN transistor and this one will control a PNP transistor.
I have tried it with real components and I have the same output for differents inputs.
With 0V in input I have 12V in output. I should have 0V. How can I make it?
I have tried with 8V instead of 12V and it works fine.
With 0V input I have 0V output. With 5V input I have 8V output.
Here you can see my schematic:
Thanks for your help

 

[E-design]

Add another 10k from the base of BC327 to +12V

 

[aqua_life]

I have tried a 10K resistor between Base and 12V. Same result. Always 12V.
I think I will read a book about transistors
Transistors are always a confusion.

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Problem solved.
10K resistor between Base and 12V in BC327 (like you said) and 100K resistor in BC327 base instead of 10K.
Now perfect. Thanks for your help.

 

[E-design]

You may have a leaky BC 547. The PNP should switch off with the 10k as well.