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8.aero Plain Controlling System
8.aero Plain Controlling System
8.aero Plain Controlling System
SYNOPSIS
Aero plane Controlling System is our project, which deals with remote operation.
The circuit can be used to remotely control an aero plane by using Frequency
Modulation. The control is done without any wire connection but be means of radio
waves, like FM remote control.
The focus of this project is to enable ease in operating different relays and gives
emphasis on using FM waves. By means of our modern project people feel easy to
control different electrical and electronic gadgets without their movement from one place
to another. In our project is to control the rotation of the motor and blade angles with the
help of remote control. There are two 12 volt D.C motors are used for this project. One is
for rotation of blade and another one is for slope diver. 12 Volt Battery is used to supply
the power to the motor.
INTRODUCTION
Nowadays remote control occupies various electronic sections by its comfortable
nature. Remote control copies the device and the control panel with no wire but radio
waves. This reduces the need to reach your device every time to ON or OFF that
device. This project allows operating ten different devices like fan, light and all other
electronic items.
By simply sitting at one place different tasks can be controlled using this modern
project. Since this system used radio waves the devices even when the user is hidden
from the devices by obstacles the devices can be activated due to its comparative large
operating range.
KEY BOARD
ANTENNA
UM
91215
B
FM
TRANSMITTER
DESCRIPTION
The message to be communicated has to be first converted into an electrical signal
by the help of a suitable transducer. The electrical signal so obtained has to be suitable
processed and amplified before being fed to the channel.
The information signal called the modulating signal is used to modulate a high
frequency sine wave signal. The type of modulation depends on the requirements.
The carrier signal generated by the oscillator goes to the RF output power
amplifiers through the buffer and RF amplifiers. The RF amplifier sends the signal
containing all bands of frequencies.
RECEIVER
ANTENNA
FM
RECEIVER
CM8870
CD4067
CD4013
DESCRIPTION
Practically all receivers today are super heterodyne. The RF amplifier is tuned to
the required incoming frequency. The output of the RFA is combined with the local
oscillator voltage and normally converted into a signal of lower fixed frequency. This IF
signal contains the same modulation as the original carrier. It is then amplified and
detected to obtain information.
A fixed frequency difference is maintained between the local oscillator and RF
frequency with the help of capacitance tuning IF stage consists of a number of
transformers which provides a large gain.
The characteristics of the IFA are kept independent of the frequency to which the
receiver is tuned, so that the sensitivity of the super heterodyne remains fairly uniform
throughout its tuning range. The various blocks of super heterodyne receiver is explained
as follows.
BATTERY
(12 VOLTS)
F.M. RECEIVER
D.C. MOTOR-1
(BLADE
ROTATION)
D.C.MOTOR-2
(SLOPE DIVER)
LIMITATIONS
1. A wide range of frequencies cannot be tuned with the help of this remote control.
2. There is a possibility of heavy line fluctuations and disturbances to occur. In case
of TV or Radio, at certain times, the receiver will be liable to pick up the
disturbances such as sound of vehicles and other things.
3. It will not be possible to increase the range of channels.
4. Interruption in the frequency range is possible. The above statement states that, if
we have a frequency range say 10 MHz, 12MHz and so on, then there will be an
interruption in the middle frequencies like 11 MHz, 9 MHz etc.