This document describes a system for remotely controlling the speed of a DC motor using Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) tones entered from a mobile phone keypad. The system uses a DTMF decoder chip to convert the tones into a digital output that is fed to a demultiplexer and flip-flop chips. The chips control relays which adjust the resistance in a circuit controlling the pulse width output to a silicon controlled rectifier, varying the DC voltage to the motor and thereby controlling its speed. The system allows wireless remote control of the motor speed in 6 steps from a distance using a mobile phone.
This document describes a system for remotely controlling the speed of a DC motor using Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) tones entered from a mobile phone keypad. The system uses a DTMF decoder chip to convert the tones into a digital output that is fed to a demultiplexer and flip-flop chips. The chips control relays which adjust the resistance in a circuit controlling the pulse width output to a silicon controlled rectifier, varying the DC voltage to the motor and thereby controlling its speed. The system allows wireless remote control of the motor speed in 6 steps from a distance using a mobile phone.
This document describes a system for remotely controlling the speed of a DC motor using Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) tones entered from a mobile phone keypad. The system uses a DTMF decoder chip to convert the tones into a digital output that is fed to a demultiplexer and flip-flop chips. The chips control relays which adjust the resistance in a circuit controlling the pulse width output to a silicon controlled rectifier, varying the DC voltage to the motor and thereby controlling its speed. The system allows wireless remote control of the motor speed in 6 steps from a distance using a mobile phone.
This document describes a system for remotely controlling the speed of a DC motor using Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) tones entered from a mobile phone keypad. The system uses a DTMF decoder chip to convert the tones into a digital output that is fed to a demultiplexer and flip-flop chips. The chips control relays which adjust the resistance in a circuit controlling the pulse width output to a silicon controlled rectifier, varying the DC voltage to the motor and thereby controlling its speed. The system allows wireless remote control of the motor speed in 6 steps from a distance using a mobile phone.
Title oI the Project : DC Motors Speed Control Using DTMF
Working Principle : GSM Technology Power Supply : 6 v Display : L.E.D Control : By Mobile Phone Keypad Communication Device : Mobile Phone Input : Dual Tone Multiple Frequency
Features : 1) Wireless. 2) Operates world widely 3) On/OII Status. 4) Six Step RPM Control. 5) Relay Controlled. 6) Motor oI any power can be used.
ABSTRACT/SYNOPSES In manuIacturing industries like plastic, textile, chemical & pharmaceuticals speed control oI DC motors is important Ior eIIicient and consistent production. Depending upon the requirements & applications, the motor may be huge or small. Various DC motor drivers are available Ior speed control oI these motors. There are several methods Ior controlling the speed oI DC motors. One simple method is to add series resistance using rheostat. As considerable power is consumed in the rheostat, this method is not economical. As the method is to use a series switch that can be closed/open rapidly. This type oI control is termed as chopper control. Here we use a PWM based chopper that smoothly control the speed oI DC motor. Here we use a timer IC 555, SCR & transistors to control the speed oI DC motor in six steps remotely by using mobile phone. In this project we use DTMF generator (mobile phone) and the receiver circuit. Mobile phone generate DTMF tones which is received by the another phone which Ieed the DTMF data to the DTMF decoder IC 8870 which produce the Iour digit binary which is Iurther Ieed to demultiplexer (4 to 16 line decoder). The output oI Demultiplexer is inverted and Ieed to the D IlipIlop which used to drive the transistors which trigger the relays RL1, RL2, RL3, RL4, RL5 RL6. DiIIerent relay add diIIerent value oI resistance to the mono stable multi vibrator built around IC 555 which generates a positive pulse, the time period oI this pulse is determined by the value oI resistors and the variable pulse width is Ieed to the another IC 555 which invert the pulse and control the gate oI SCR, which control the Iiring oI SCR. So the DC motor gets rectiIied pulsating DC Ior the positive pulse oI diIIerent period. As the average DC voltage increases, the motor runs Iaster & vice versa. ADVANTAGES: 1) Remote Controlled Ior long distance. 2) Simple Operation Iar Irom sight. 3) Less power Consumption. DISADVANTAGES: 1) Only 6 channels oI control. APPLICATIONS: 1) Robotics and Wireless Robotic arms. 2) Industries are using RF Solutions Ior monitoring, process, control, inventory tracking, data links and bar code reading devices. 3) Automotive companies employing RF Ior wireless Remote Control, Remote key less entry and saIety applications. 4) Consumer products including electronic toys, door openers. 5) ManuIacturing industries like plastic, textile, chemical etc. Scope Ior Advancements: More steps can be used Ior precise control oI speed. COMPONENTS: IC 1 : 555 IC 2 : 7805 regulator SCR Transistors : NPN HEX Inverter Relay : 6 volts L.E.D`s PCB DC Motor DTMF Decoder : IC 8870 IC 3 : 4013 D Ilip Ilop IC 4 : 4049 IC 5 : 7454 Demultiplexer REFERENCE: Industrial Power Control by P. Raman Wireless Communication & Control by Dr. Wilson www.dkdynamics.com BLOCK DIAGRAM