Electronic Eye Controlled Security System: Anshika Singh
Electronic Eye Controlled Security System: Anshika Singh
A SEMINAR REPORT
Submitted by
Anshika Singh
of
MAY2017
INTEGRAL UNIVERSITY
LUCKNOW
CANDIDATE’S DECLARATION
I hereby certify that the work which is being presented in the Seminar Report of “Seminar
Lab” in the partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the Degree of Bachelor of
Computer Application and submitted in the Department of Computer Application, Integral
University, Lucknow is an authentic record of my own work carried out during a period from
January 2017 to May2017, under the guidance of Dr. Tasneem Ahmed, Assistant Professor
and Mrs. NashraJaved, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Application, Integral
University, Lucknow.
The matter presented in the lab report has not been submitted by me for the award of
any other degree of this or any other University.
Anshika Singh
This is to certify that the above statement made by the candidate is correct to the best
of our knowledge.
Dated:
This is to certify that the above statement made by the candidate is correct to the best
of my knowledge
Head of the Department
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It gives me great pleasure to present before you Seminar Lab report strictly under the
guidance of Dr. Tasneem Ahmed, Assistant Professor and Mrs. Nashra Javed Assistant
Professor, Department of Computer Application.
They have made sincere efforts to make the report more meaningful complete compact and
comprehensive. It’s a great pleasure to let you know that I have put my feelings into practice.
At last I give my special thanks to our batch mates for all the valuable suggestions without
which this lab report could not be completed.
:-Anshika Singh
TABLE OF CONTENTS
S.NO. TITLE PAGE NO.
2. Working 3
2 .2 What is lm-393 5
3.1 LDR 7
LM393
Single supply ranges from 2.0 Vdc to 36 Vdc
Split Supply Range: +/-1.0 Vdc to +/-18 Vdc
Low Current Drain Independent of Supply Voltage:
0.4 mA
Low i/p Bias Current is 25 nA
Low i/p Offset Current: 5.0 nA
Power Supply Voltage and differential i/p voltage
range both are equal
O/p voltage is compatible with ECL, DTL, MOS,
TTL, and CMOS Logic Levels
ESD locks on the i/ps
ESD Locks on the i/ps increase the roughness of
the device without disturbing performance
Circuit and Working of the Electronic Eye Security
System
The circuit diagram of an electronic eye security system
using LM393 is shown below. The following circuit is
built with various electrical and electronic components
like around 12V-0-12V, X1-(750mA secondary
transformer), 1N4007 rectifier diodes (D1 through D3),
LDR , C1 and C2 filter capacitors, 5V IC17805 voltage
regulator, IC2 (dual comparator LM393), 12V PZ- (multi-
tone high-gain buzzer), T1 transistor for driving PZ1, T2
transistor BC547 for driving 12V, relay (1C/O) for
controlling a bulb (B1), and 10-kilo-ohm potentiometer
VR1.
Circuit Diagram of the Electronic
Eye Security System
4.LDR
When the light drops on light dependent resistor (LDR1),
its resistance extremely falls, which leads to activating
an alarm to alert the user.The proposed system is
appropriate for locking lockers, cash boxer, etc. This
circuit is located in the locker or cash box in such a way
that, when the robber opens it and uses a torch light to
discover the valuables, light falls on light dependent
resistor (LDR1), which performs as an electronic eye.
The signal o/p from the light dependent resistor (LDR1)
is fed to IC2. The o/p from IC2 triggers the alarm when
light falls on light dependent resistor during a robbery
attempt.Similarly, bulb-B1 glows as a visual aware to
prevent the burglary attempt.
If the reference voltage at pin-3 of IC2 is less than
sensor voltage at pin -2 of IC2, o/p goes low routinely.
This specifies that no light is dipping on the light
dependent resistor. Low o/p of IC2 is fed to T1&T2. As a
result, both are in cutoff state, so no flow of current
through the beeper, keeping it in silent mode. Likewise,
no flow of current in the relay, and so bulb B1 do not
glow.
If the reference voltage at pin-3 of IC2 is superior than
sensor voltage at pin-2 of IC2, o/p goes high
automatically. This indicates that light is falling on LDR1.
High o/p of IC2 is fed to T1 and T2. As a result,
both transistors are in on (active) state. The flow of
current through the buzzer & relay.s The buzzer
generates a loud alarm to alert you or people around
you and, at the same time, bulb B1 glows as the circuit
finishes through relay RL1’s contacts.
Operation of Electronic Eye Security System
Initially, connect the circuit of the electronic eye
security system as shown in the above circuit
diagram on the bread board.
Now connect the battery for the supply voltage of
9v.
Place the LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) in the
light.You can detect no sound is generated from the
buzzer.
Place the light dependent resistor in the dark, then
the buzzer starts buzzing. Light emitting diode
connected to the buzzer also starts flashing.
As the light intensity dropping on the LDR growths
sound generated by the buzzer increases.
Applications of Electronic Eye Security System
This system can be used in door bell circuits.
This can be used in a garage door opening and
closing circuits.
This system can be used in security applications.
Thus, this is all about electronic eye security system
using photo-sensing (LM393). We hope that you have
got a better understanding of this concept.Furthermore,
any doubts regarding this concept or to implement any
electrical and electronic projects, please give your
valuable suggestions by commenting in the comment
section below.
3. Application Of Electroic Eye
The dominant of street lights, outside lights, a number of
indoor home appliances, and so on are typically
operated and maintained manually on many occasions.
This is not only risky, however additionally leads to
wastage of power with the negligence of personnel or
uncommon circumstances in controlling these electrical
appliances ON and OFF. Hence, we can utilize the light
sensor circuit for automatic switch OFF the loads based
on daylight’s intensity by employing a light sensor. This
article discusses in brief about what is a light dependent
resistor, how to make a light dependent resistor circuit
and its applications.
What is a Light Dependent Resistor?
An LDR or light dependent resistor is also known as
photo resistor, photocell, photoconductor It is a one type
of resistor whose resistance varies depending on the
amount of light falling on its surface. When the light falls
on the resistor, then the resistance changes. These
resistors are often used in many circuits where it is
required to sense the presence of light. These resistors
have a variety of functions and resistance. For instance,
when the LDR is in darkness, then it can be used to turn
ON a light or to turn OFF a light when it is in the light. A
typical light dependent resistor has a resistance in the
darkness of 1MOhm, and in the brightness a resistance
of a couple of KOhm
Working Principle of LDR
This resistor works on the principle of photo conductivity.
It is nothing but, when the light falls on its surface, then
the material conductivity reduces and also the electrons
in the valence band of the device are excited to the
conduction band. These photons in the incident light
must have energy greater than the band gap of the
semiconductor material.This makes the electrons to
jump from the valence band to conduction.