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HANDHELD VEHICLE LOCK CONTROL SYSTEM USING

WIRELESS COMMUNICATION (IR)

In this project we are using IR communication to implement the handheld vehicle

lock control system. Infrared (IR) radiation is electromagnetic radiation whose

wavelength is longer than that of visible light (400-700 nm), but shorter than that of

terahertz radiation (1 m - 1mm) and microwaves (~30,000 m). Infrared radiation spans

roughly three orders of magnitude (750 nm and 100 m).

A remote control locks operation system for a vehicle capable of unlocking a

mechanical locking mechanism for mechanically disabling traveling of the vehicle by an

infrared signal, without using the key. Components of the system include a handheld

remote control transmitter, a receiver, a mechanical locking mechanism, a lock actuator

and control unit, and wiring sections for connecting the lock actuator and the receiver to

the control unit mounted in a common module housing contained on the vehicle body.

The main components of the system, including the wiring section leading to the lock

actuator, are unitized and integrate into the common module housing in order to prevent

unauthorized unlocking of the lock.

To implement this application required components are one microcontroller, TV

remote, IR receiver (TSOP1738), LCD, l293D and DC motor. Whenever user want to

open the door, he has to press one remote switch which is related to ON. For that user has

to develop one application program in EMBEDDED-C. At the same time for close the

door separate key is assigned.


BLOCK DIAGRAM:

LCD
A
T
8
9
S
5
2

DOOR
TSOP1738 L293D (DC MOTOR)
REMOTE

REQUIREMENTS:
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:
AT89S52
LCD DISPLAY
TV REMOTE
IR RECEIVER (TSOP1738)
L293D
DOOR (DC MOTOR)

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:
KEIL C Compiler
PROGRAMMING IN EMBEDDED C
ISP PROGRAMMER

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