ABSTRACT
The need for a remote control system that can control
domestic appliances and various lighting points and sockets has often been a
concern for uses at times uses find it inconvenient and time they are leaving
the house for work it has also often led to damage of appliances due to the
fact that an appliances was not timed off before leaving the house.
The objective of putting up. This project therefore is to
design equipment that can facilitate a convenient and easy way of controlling
our domestic appliances lighting points and sockets especially in powering by
ourselves. This objective will be accomplished using various components which
include a microcontroller project together with other component.
TABLE OF CONTENT
Title Page
Certification
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Abstract
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION
1.1 Objective of Project
1.2 Justification of Project
1.3 Scope of Diagrams in Project
1.4 Block Diagram Of Project
1.5
Project Report Organization
CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1
Review
of Remote Control Systems
2.2 Description of Project
2.3 Use of Project
CHAPTER THREE: METHODOLOGY
3.1
Information Gathering
3.2
Hardware Components Analysis
3.2.1
Transformers
3.2.2 Bridge Rectifier
3.2.3 Diodes
3.2.4
Capacitors
3.2.5 Voltage Regulator
3.2.6 Light Emitting Diode
3.2.7 Resistors
3.2.8 Microcontroller
3.2.9
Crystal Oscillators
3.2.10 Transistor
3.2.11 Relays
3.2.12 Infra Red Transmitters and Receivers
3.3 System Design
Approach
3.4 Choice Of
Design
3.5 The Process Flow Chart
CHAPTER FOUR: DESIGN
4.1
The
Hardware Subsystems
4.1.0 Basic
Power Supply Design
4.2 Microcontroller (At89c51)
4.3 The
Input Interface Design
4.4
The Output Interface Design
4.5 Control Software Program Design
CHAPTER FIVE: SYSTEM TESTING, IMPLEMETATION AND EVALUATION
5.1
System
Testing
5.1.0 Test Plan
5.1.1 Test Data
5.2
Choice
Of Programing Language
5.3
Expected
Test Results
5.4
Performance
Evaluation
CHAPTER SIX: SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION
6.1 Summary
6.2 Problems Encountered
6.2
Recommendation For Further Improvement
6.3
Conclusion
REFERENCES
APPENDIX A: SYSTEM COMPONENTS
APPENDIX B: COMPONENT COST ANALYSIS
APPENDICE I: 89C51 INSTRUCTION SET
APPENDIX C: COMPONENT LAYOUT
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 OBJECTIVE OF PROJECT
The
need for a remote control alert system that can control domestic appliances and
various lighting points and sockets has often been a concern for users. At
times users find it inconvenient and time consuming to go around turning their
appliances on or off each time there is power outage or each time they are
leaving the house for work. It has also often led to damage of appliances due
to the fact that an appliance was not turned off before leaving the house.
The
Objective of putting up this project, therefore, is to design an equipment that
can facilitate a convenient and easy way of controlling our domestic
appliances, lighting points and sockets especially in powering them, without always
going to appliances physically by ourselves.
This objective will be accomplished using various
components which include a Microcontroller (AT89C51) which acts as the backbone
of the project together with other components.
1.2
JUSTIFICATION OF PROJECT
The
ease of putting our appliances, lighting points and sockets on or off has made
it necessary to develop this system in order to control our appliances,
lighting points and sockets from a central point using a remote control. The
issues of always forgetting our appliances ON when leaving the house has often
caused fire outbreak and explosion in homes and this is another reason that led
to designing and construction of this project.
1.3 SCOPE OF DIAGRAMS
IN PROJECT
In this project report, the
diagrams will range from simple block diagrams to complex circuit diagrams
which will comprise mostly of common electrical and electronics symbols. Some
of the diagrams that will feature in this report will be used as the main block
on which certain parameters will be explained upon. Relevant electronic
components will also be shown and described.
This project report will also
contain an outline of the circuit diagram as it is seen physically. The package
design diagram will be included showing the width, height in millimeter (mm).
1.4 BLOCK
DIAGRAM OF PROJECT
Fig 1.0: Block diagram
1.5 PROJECT REPORT ORGANIZATION
Chapter
1 serves as the introductory chapter where I try to relay the concept and
acceptable reasons why the project should be implemented for the intending user
of the work. Thus, showing the block diagram of the design and a scope of
diagram for the entire project design.
Chapter
2 deals with the literature review where it will be discussing the origin of
this project design. In the origin of the project, we will be looking at what
brings about the three phase selector in our day to day activity and how the
idea of designing this project comes about.
A
description of the Project is also given where the 2 sections of the project
are discussed and the various components contained in the sections also
mentioned.
The use and importance of this project
design will also be mentioned here. It will be looking at the best place where
this project design can be use and where it cannot. This chapter will also make room for adding
additional information that will help in the actualization of this project
design.
Chapter 3 treats the methodology of this project design. It
comprises of the information gathering; the source of the materials used in
designing and writing the project report, data analysis; the components and
devices used in the course of designing this project will be analysis to know
their basic means of operation and how they will help in putting up this
design, system design approach; the possible way to tackled the project design
from scratch, bottom-up; it will treat how the practical detail was gotten
before considering about the general principle of the system design, choice of
design system; it focuses on why the project design was done using a
microcontroller rather than using only digital logic, and also the data flow
arrangement and system flow chart.
In chapter 4, the detail design work
will be presented. It will include the schematic of the design of the various
sections of the design and the source code (in C language) used in programming
the microcontroller.
Chapter
5 will be discussing the system testing, Expected results, and Performance
evaluation.
Summary
and conclusion of the design will be presented in Chapter 6. It will be looking
at the problems encountered in designing the project and possible solutions to
them. From the problems and solutions of this work, the suggestion for further
improvement will be stated.
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