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    This document describes a water level indicator circuit project that uses a seven segment display to numerically indicate the level of water inside a tank. The circuit works by using seven wires placed at different heights inside the tank. As the water level rises and touches the wires, it provides voltage inputs to an IC74148 encoder and IC7447 decoder. The decoder then activates the correct segments on the seven segment display to show the numbers 7, 6, 5, etc. indicating the current water level. The students designed, assembled and tested the circuit on a breadboard, successfully demonstrating its functionality.

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    This document describes a water level indicator circuit project that uses a seven segment display to numerically indicate the level of water inside a tank. The circuit works by using seven wires placed at different heights inside the tank. As the water level rises and touches the wires, it provides voltage inputs to an IC74148 encoder and IC7447 decoder. The decoder then activates the correct segments on the seven segment display to show the numbers 7, 6, 5, etc. indicating the current water level. The students designed, assembled and tested the circuit on a breadboard, successfully demonstrating its functionality.

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    This document describes a water level indicator circuit project that uses a seven segment display to numerically indicate the level of water inside a tank. The circuit works by using seven wires placed at different heights inside the tank. As the water level rises and touches the wires, it provides voltage inputs to an IC74148 encoder and IC7447 decoder. The decoder then activates the correct segments on the seven segment display to show the numbers 7, 6, 5, etc. indicating the current water level. The students designed, assembled and tested the circuit on a breadboard, successfully demonstrating its functionality.

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    This document describes a water level indicator circuit project that uses a seven segment display to numerically indicate the level of water inside a tank. The circuit works by using seven wires placed at different heights inside the tank. As the water level rises and touches the wires, it provides voltage inputs to an IC74148 encoder and IC7447 decoder. The decoder then activates the correct segments on the seven segment display to show the numbers 7, 6, 5, etc. indicating the current water level. The students designed, assembled and tested the circuit on a breadboard, successfully demonstrating its functionality.

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    Water level Indicator with Numeric Display

    A mini project submitted in partial fulfilment of requirement of Degree of Bachelor of Technology

    A.Gnandeep Reddy K.Gopi Vasanth Kumar K.Varun Chowdary J.Kowsik Sasthre

    Department Of ECE K L University Vaddeswaram, Guntur District NOV 2012


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    Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering CERTIFICATE


    This is to certify that the project report entitled WATER LEVEL INDICATOR WITH NUMERIC DISPLAY being submitted by students mentioned below. In partial fulfilment for the award of the Degree of Bachelor of Technology in ECE to the K L University is a record of benefited work carried out by them under my guidance and supervision. The results embodied in this project report have not been submitted to any other University or Institute for the award of any Degree or Diploma. GROUP MEMBERS A. Gnandeep Reddy J. Kowsik Sasthre K. Varun Chowdary 11004311 11004325 11004367

    K. Gopi Vasanth Kumar 11004312

    HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT Dr. Habibulla Khan

    INTERNAL GUIDE Abhishek Anchal


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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    We are happy to take this opportunity to thank to people who helped us in the making of our project. We acknowledge the influence and inspiration of Rajnish Kumar, Asst. Professor and Dr G. SUMATI who made the entire project an exciting and enjoyable experience. At the outset, we thank God almighty for making our endeavour a success. We also express our gratitude to our beloved principal Dr. A. Anand Kumar, and Dr. Habibulla Khan Head of the Department, for providing us with adequate facilities, ways and means by which we were able to complete this project. We are also grateful to and all other teachers of Electronics & Communication Engineering Department for their invaluable teaching, help and support without which the successful completion of this project would not have been possible. We thank our Project Guide, Abhishek Anchal, Asst. Professor in Electronics & Communication Engineering for assisting us in variable ways.

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    ABSTRACT

    Water level indicator is an electronic device which senses water level inside the water tank and indicates the level on the seven segment display This uses the conducting nature of water as tap water is good conductor of electricity. Here we have we have used seven wires which indicate seven different levels that are full, mid levels and empty. The low, mid levels and full level are indicated on seven segment displays 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 respectively. The ground potential is at the lowest level of the water tank. If water rises then respective number will be displayed. User can see present level of water on seven segment display. He can become alert by the numbers on the seven segment display.

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    CONTENT
    CERTIFICATE ii

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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    ABSTRACT

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    LIST OF FIGURES

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    1. INTRODUCTION

    2. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM AND ITS WORKING 2.1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 2.2 WORKING OF CIRCUIT

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    3. COMPONENT AND THEIR DESCRIPTION

    3.1 Seven Segment Display

    4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

    5. RESULT AND CONCLUSION

    6. BIBLIOGRAPHY

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    LIST OF FIGURES

    Figure Figure1 Figure2 Figure3 Figure4 Figure6.1

    Title Circuit Diagram IC74148 IC 7447 Seven Segment Display Assembled circuit on breadboard

    P.N. 3 5 6 7 9 9

    Figure6.2(a) &(b) Display output for various level of water

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    1. INTRODUCTION

    Now a day, there is large loss of water due to laziness of people. We present here a very simple remedy for providing water level, whenever water is being used or filled inside the tank at home offices or at any place. In this, we connect a circuit to water tank with wires inside water to indicate the level up to which water is filled. We have used here a seven segment display which gives an indication to the user by showing*: 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Indicates the tank is empty. Indicates the very few amount of water is present in tank. Indicates that water has increased to a level more than 6. Indicates that water has increased to a level more than 5. Indicates that water has increased to a level more than 4. Indicates that water has increased to a level more than 3. Indicates that water is going to reach its maximum level.

    Indicates the tank is full. This reduces the human effort. Manual checking of water level

    inside the tank is not required. This requires less power and is very economical.

    * These levels depend on the markings made by the user.

    2. CIRCUIT AND ITS WORKING

    2. 1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

    Fig. 1. Circuit Diagram of Water Level Indicator with Numeric Display

    2.2 WORKING OF CIRCUIT


    This circuit works mainly on conducting nature of water and uses 7-segment display, to indicate the different water levels in the tank. The circuit shows the water levels by displaying 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and 0. Circuit uses seven wires to sense the different water levels
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    in the tank. A wire is dipped into the tank which is grounded. When there is a high voltage at the input pin of the IC74148 gate, it outputs a high voltage. Similarly, for a low voltage at the input pin of the IC74148 gate, it outputs a low voltage. When the tank is empty, the input pins of IC 74148 are pulled high via a 10K resistor. So it outputs a high voltage as a result of which there is a display 7 in the seven segment display. As water starts filling the tank, a low voltage is available at the input pins of the gate and it outputs a low voltage. When the water in the tank rises to touch the marked levels, there is a low voltage at the corresponding input pins of gate. When the water reaches to maximum level then all the input pins of the gate is at the low voltage. The corresponding inputs produce corresponding outputs which in turn are given to IC7447 which is a decoder IC. These inputs are decoded and the corresponding outputs are given to a seven segment display which displays the water level.

    3. COMPONENTS AND THEIR DESCRIPTION

    Components required for this circuit are: 1. Power supply 2. Resistors (10k x8, 100 x1) 3. IC 74148 4. IC 7447 5. Seven segment display

    IC 74148

    Fig. 2 IC74148 Pin Diagram

    This is an encoder IC which encodes 8-datalines to 3-line binary. An encoder is a digital circuit that performs the inverse operation of a decoder. An encoder has (or fewer) input lines and n output lines.

    The output lines generate the binary code corresponding to the input value.

    This can also be used in the N bit encoding and in some code generators and code convertors.

    IC 7447

    Fig. 3 IC7447 Pin Diagram

    IC 7447 is a BCD to 7 segment decoder with active low outputs. It accepts the BCD code and provides outputs to energize seven segment display devices in order to produce a decimal read out.
    LT stands for Lamp Test. When is low all the segments on the

    7-segment display are lit regardless of

    A3 A2 A1 A0 .

    BI stands for Blanking Input. When BI is low the display is

    blank so all the segments on the 7segment display are off regardless of A3 A2 A1 A0 .

    RBI stands for Ripple Blanking Input. When RBI is low and

    A3 A2 A1 A0 =0000 the display is blank otherwise the number is


    displayed on the display. This is used to remove leading zeroes from a number (e.g. display 89 instead of 089). To use with more than one display connect (Ripple Blanking Output) from most significant 7447 to the next 7447.

    3.1 Seven Segment Display


    The seven-segment display consists of seven elements that are made of either LEDs or LCDs. These elements are labelled a-g.

    Fig. 4 Seven-Segment Display

    Depend on which elements are turned on, they display decimal numerals 0 through 9.

    4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

    Advantages: The circuit is very economical. It can be employed anywhere. It requires less power and easy in handling.

    Disadvantages: The circuit cant stop overflow of water. Water should be conducting then only the circuit works.

    5. RESULT AND CONCLUSION


    We have assembled the components on breadboard as per our design mentioned in 2.1 and tested the circuit for the various level of water. figure 6.1 below: The final assembled circuit is shown in the

    Fig. 6.1 Assembled circuit on breadboard

    Fig. 6.2 (a) & (b) display output for various level of water
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    Figure 6.2 shows the display corresponding to different level of water. So, we successfully designed, assembled and demonstrated the working of our circuit. There were few minor difficulties we experienced, because of temporary wiring of circuit on breadboard. Further, we can improve the reliability and easy handling of our circuit by making it on PCB.

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    6. BIBLIOGRAPHY
    Website Reference 1. www.wisc-online.com 2. www.wikipedia.org 3. www.circuitsgallery.com

    Texted Reference 1. A. Anand Kumar, Fundamentals of Digital Circuits, Page337344, Chapter 7, PHI publication, June 2012

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