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Wireless Home Security System
Wireless Home Security System
Mayank Mangalam Diptojit Malakar Soumasis Ghosh Sandeep Kumar Sudipta Bhattacharjee
CONTENTS
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Products & Their Specifications Working Conditions Block Diagram Circuit diagram Descriptions Networking Descriptions Advantage & disadvantages
These are electronic devices that are used for security purposes either in home or at workplace Contains a battery operated control panel and uses existing radio frequency wave to activate the built in alarm control There are no complicated and confusing wire connections Easier and cheaper installation and more reliable as it can not be detactivated by mere cutting of few wires
HISTORY
History dates back to mid 1800s when on June 21, 1853, Augustus R.Pope of Somervillew granted a patent on Electromagnetic Alarms Marie Brown, an African-American inventor drew up the first basic but effective home security system that utilized closed circuit television which was patented on December 2, 1969 It was a simple CCTV camera which was being used to record the foot steps at the door and regulate the entry
The prime reason for choosing a home security system is obviously to safeguard against theft burglary and other crimes When connected to a PC or cell phone it gives message when there is a security breach, gas leakage or fire It gives a remote access and 24x7 keep-a-watch facility, so while you are away from your home, you can lock/unlock your and keep a track of any movement Provide the illusion that someone is home, boosts the credibility when it comes to selling your house and moreover it very easy to install and compact
HOW USED ??
Wireless technology also allows a homeowner to control his wireless home security system by way of a remote
Using the advent of mobile devices and applications, a home security technique could be activated by a telephone app controlling a system.
even though a homeowner is miles away, turning on lights, air-conditioning and appliances if necessary, and checking the status of a program.
WORKING REQUIREMENTS
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BLOCK DIAGRAM
THE CC1010
THE CC1010
o It works best at 315, 433, 868 and 915 MHz but can work over the range of
300 MHz through 1GHz.
o Our model is fixed at 433MHz. o It has a random bit generator. o Its costs about $12, retail.
o It has an ADC
o It has a big antenna
MAIN PARTS
The Keypad S Navigation of menu S Input of phone number to be dialed S Input of optional security code
MAIN PARTS
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The Microphone S User input of outgoing alarm message The Speaker S user preview of outgoing alarm message The Potentiometer S adjustment of volume of user message The Sensors S Detection of any intrusion S Options: IR or Ultrasonic
MAIN PARTS
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environment
S Sense only rapid changes in heat levels. S Peak detector and comparator determine whether a signal is
MAIN PARTS
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The Audio Codec S -law compression The Flash Memory S stores a users message. The Analog Multiplexer S switches the output of the audio codec between the speaker and the phone line. The Phone Control Circuitry S takes the phone on and off the hook.
NETWORKING
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Cheap installation fee No monthly fee Ideal for apartments Easy to install and move around No complicated or confusing wire connections
In a large home or apartment, the signal strength may not be strong enough to reach every area
Bad weather can interfere with the signal of a wireless alarm system.
DISCUSSIONS
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REFERENCES
Wikipedia.
Yahoo
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