PLC Program for Burglar Alarm Security System

CEP Report
By
NAME Registration Number
Shujaat Haider (CUI/ Fa20-EEE-024/ATD)
Muazam Habib (CUI/ Fa20-EEE-037/ATD)
Mubashir Ali (CUI/ Fa20-EEE-038/ATD)

For the course

Industrial Electronics
Semester Fall/Fall 2023
Supervised by:
CEP Course Teacher’s Name

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

COMSATS University Islamabad – Abbottabad Campus
 DECLARATION

We Shujaat Haider (CUI/ Fa20-EEE-024/ATD), Muazam Habib (CUI/ Fa20-EEE-037/ATD),

Mubashir Ali (CUI/ Fa20-EEE-038/ATD) hereby declare that we have produced the work
presented in this report, during the scheduled period of study. We also declare that we have
not taken any material from any source except referred to wherever due. If a violation of
rules has occurred in this report, we shall be liable to punishable action.

Date: _________________
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Shujaat Haider
(Fa20-EEE-024)

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Muazam Habib
(Fa20-EEE-037)

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Mubashir Ali
(Fa20-EEE-038)

ABSTRACT
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The purpose of this project is to outline the creation and execution of a Programmable
Logic Controller (PLC) program specifically for a Burglar Alarm Security System. The
system is designed to improve the security of homes and businesses by identifying
unauthorized entry and quickly alerting relevant parties about potential security
violations. Using the flexibility and dependability of PLC technology, the system being
suggested combines different sensors, actuators, and communication modules in order to
establish a strong and effective security solution.
The PLC program uses a ladder logic approach to control and synchronize the functions
of the system components. Important components consist of motion sensors, sensors for
doors and windows, and an alarm module. If any unauthorized movement or entry is
detected, the PLC will activate the alarm system, which will then set off visual and
audible alerts to discourage intruders and alert anyone inside the building. Moreover, the
program includes communication protocols for immediate notifications, allowing for
remote monitoring and response.

Calibrating sensors, programming logic, and conducting integration testing are all part of
the implementation process to make sure the system is both effective and reliable. The
program's modular design makes it easy to scale and adapt for future improvements or
changes. The Burglar Alarm Security System demonstrates how PLC technology can be
used to create smart, automated security solutions. It provides a cost-effective and
flexible alternative to traditional security systems. This project adds to the continued
work of developing new solutions to ensure the safety and protection of both residential
and commercial spaces.

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Introduction.................................................................................................................1

2 Literature Survey........................................................................................................2

3 Proposed Methodology...............................................................................................3

4 Simulation Results.......................................................................................................4

5. Conclusions..................................................................................................................5

6. References.....................................................................................................................6

7. Appendix........................................................................................................................7

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 LIST OF FIGURES

Fig: 1.1 Title of the Picture...............................................................................................1

Fig: 3.1 Single Block Diagram..........................................................................................3

Fig: 3.2 Circuit Diagram...................................................................................................3

Fig: 3.3 Flow chart.............................................................................................................3

Fig: 4.1 Simulation results1..............................................................................................4

Fig: 4.1 Simulation results2.................................................................................................4

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 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
IC Integrated Circuit
PWM Pulse Width Modulation
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1 Introduction
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Fig: 1.1 Title of the Picture

1.1Objectives
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1.2 Features and Cost Estimate of our Project

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2 Literature Survey
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3 Proposed Methodology
3.1 Mathematical Model

3.2 System Design / Block diagram

Fig: 3.1 Single Block Diagram

3.3 Simulation/hardware model (if any)

3.4 Circuit diagram / components / simulation diagram (if any)

Fig: 3.2 Circuit Diagram

3.5 Flow chart / Pseudocode / Algorithm … (if any)

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4 Simulation Results
4.1 Hardware/software simulation results
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Fig: 4.1 simulation results2

4.2 Design / simulation parameters

4.3 Comparison with Analytical Solution (if any)

4.4 Discussions etc…

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5. Conclusions
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6. References
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[1]. Author Name (year of publication). Title Journal/Conference/website [online]

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[2]. Author Name (20xx). Title [online] Available at: https://Accessed on (dd-mm--
yyyy)

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7. Appendix
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