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Saturday, September 1, 2012

New Life Time Engineering projects


1) Advanced Power saving system for building management system using Real time clock chip/EEPROM with I2C protocol using microcontroller

2) Car lock/unlock security system using reliable protocol to transmit the wire less data signal

3) Microcontroller based industrial equipment control system at remote location using pc interface through RS232 communication

4) Advanced RF ID based bus stop location identifier & announcement system for bus transportation system using micro controller.

5) Microcontroller based airport luggage management system using RFID tag with LCD display.

6) Microcontroller based efficient escalator control system for power saving & dual mode operation.

7) Microcontroller based advance railway track damage sensing & supervising system using ADC.

8) Microcontroller based lift access control system using contact less smart card system

9) Micro controller based water sprinkler control system using soil moister level measurement

10) RFID based vehicles tracking system with digital display & check post gate control using stepper motor
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11) Microcontroller based advanced auto dipper for automobile application using 10 bit ADC with compact size

12) Microcontroller based sub digital energy meter using 10bit ADC with display unit

13) Microcontroller based visitor counting display system with memory back up for   temples & museum applications.

14) Microcontroller based advanced security system using RFID tags for costly goods like jewelers etc
15) Microcontroller based fire fighting system with level & zone indication to sense the combustible gas like LPG, smoke, petroleum etc.

16)  Microcontroller based musical fountain & lighting control system for parks
17) smart card based prepaid gaming machine using Microcontroller
18) Micro controller based solar panel position control system for geo satellites using stepper motor.

19) microcontroller based time synchronization system for  industrial motors using ADC , EEPROM &display .(features -low cost, user friendly, highly reliable ,very          compact in size, easy installable
20) Microcontroller based remote notice board with RS232 interface to pc.

21) Microcontroller based intelligent path finder using stepper motor for  robotic application

22) Microcontroller based voice response system for bed rest patients.


23) Microcontroller based air bag deploy system for automobile application


24) Advanced SMART CARD BASED POWER ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM using microcontroller

25) Microcontroller based wireless Industrial automation system for remote equipment control   using RF communication.

26) Microcontroller based HI-FI security using human detection system with digital key password facility.

27) Microcontroller based  Programmable logic controller for process control


28) Microcontroller based advanced programmable siren system with password, erase, interval, repeat, display, memory & battery back up facility

29) Microcontroller based digital tachometer / taxi meter using non-contact based sensor with digital display


  30) Micro controller based advanced automatic street light control system using 10bit ADC, internal EEPROM with auto tuning facility

  31) RFID based door access control system using microcontroller

32)             Micro controller based Theft control system for laptops/mobiles using short range RF communication.

 33) Intelligent ambulance service system.

34) Smart card based attendance monitoring system.


35) GSM based   remote electrical equipment control system using micro controller



35)    Hotel management system for door access & power control to hotels rooms using proximity cards


36)    Micro controlled based protection system for three phase induction motor by detecting single phase, dual phase supply

37)    Microcontroller based anti collision system for auto mobile application system.

38)    Microcontroller based Railway gate control system with display & buzzer indication facility

39)    Microcontroller based motor safety control system using thermal sensor with display facility

40)    Microcontroller based robot with anti collision & pc interface control facility using stepper motor

41)    Microcontroller based level measurement system using non contact sensor (load cell).

     45) Fuel optimizer for diesel generator.
    
     46)   Transformer failure indication system to base station   through GSM.

     47) Building management system by measuring the voltage & current & power

      48) Automatic change over from electrical line to diesel generator under power failures
    

    50) Railway platform lighting control system through wireless
   
     51) solar photovoltaic cell   based  power generation for lighting applications under power failure conditions

    52 ) street light control system at base station through GSM
   
  53) pick & place robot  control system using electromagnetic principal  
    
54)  electronic safe locking control system using smart card 

    
55)  Supervisory control system for transmission lines (TDD)

      56 ) load monitoring system   through GSM

56)  automatic traffic based street light control system

57)  RFID based gate pass control system

58)  Patient monitoring system through SMS

59)  Temperature control Fan

60)  Automatic Credit card based security system

61)  Automating high and weight measuring device

62)  Computer controlled temperature and light controller

63)  Automatic water tank filling system

64)  Automatic attendance registers with time keeping

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Experimental Determination of Temperature Dependency Of Equivalent circuit parameters of a 3-phase induction motor.


ABSTRACT:

In this paper an experimental setup for determination of temperature dependency of induction –motor parameters has been described. H-G diagram principal has been used to identify the equivalent circuit parameters, especially the rotor parameters. Experiment has been carried out on a 2KW induction motor, providing an encouraging validation of the theory. The process should be refined and can be utilized for on-line temperature monitoring of a 3-phase induction motor.




submitted by subbaiah

Virtual Instrumentation


ABSTRACT:

A computer-based and highly interactive test system is described in this presentation. The presentation deals with the sensing of signals and data acquisition, which is user friendly. More advanced, more efficient, highly interactive and very user-friendly systems without using very costly custom-written software and tools can be achieved. This document describes powerful programming tools, flexible acquisition hardware and the personal computer, which are the essential components for virtual instrumentation. The synergy between them offers advantages that cannot be matched by traditional instrumentation. Furthermore, the remote area experimentation concept via Internet is described. Making a real instrument with its front panel and printed circuit boards takes time, money and typically results in a single-purpose control/test instrument. The more of the instrument can be substituted by software, the cheaper and more versatile instruments can be developed. Programming with LabView, and using a self-developed general-purpose multi-channel analog input/output interface offers an easy-to-use and learn environment to our students who routinely develop their own virtual but really working instruments. LabView demonstrates how analog and digital signals are measured and manipulated.

Field Orientated Control of 3-Phase AC-Motors


ABSTRACT:
Although were introduced more than one hundred years ago,the research and development in this area appears to be never ending. The principle of vector control of electrical drives is based on the control of both the magnitude and the phase of each phase current and voltage. For as long as this type of control considers the three phase system as three independent systems the control will remain analog and thus present several drawbacks. Since high computational power silicon devices, such as the TMS320F240, came to market it has been possible to realize far more precise digital vector control algorithms. The most common of these accurate vector controls is presented in this document: the Field Orientated Control, a digital implementation which demonstrates the capability of performing direct torque control, of handling system limitations and of achieving higher power conversion efficiency.

Beam Robotics and Nervous Networks (Emerging Trends In Robotics)


ABSTRACT:

The field of ROBOTICS has been a fascination since the advent of computational technologies. To induce life into the robots, complex and powerful electronic components are required. Hence advance knowledge and great funds are required to build even small robots. These create hurdles to the beginners in this field. These hurdles can be overcome by adopting a new philosophy called BEAM ROBOTICS formulated by Mark. W. Tilden. Here minimal electronics are used and using solar power, miniature creatures are created first from which new prototypes can be evolved. Unlike conventional robots, which use costly microprocessor controlled architecture, these have interconnection of elementary circuits called NERVOUS NETWORKS. Here a reconfigurable central network oscillator is utilized for autonomous and independent operation of components. Further it favors development of legged robots. The nervous technology provides          pulse delay  circuits (neurons), interconnected in closed loops, which generate square waves and (2) pulse neutralization circuits. The central sequencing network and limb circuits control the direction of the motor thereby the motion of their legs. The advantage is that the use of microprocessors and costly components is eliminated and the processes are localized and self-sustaining. Thus beginners and students can implement the innovative ideas without having high knowledge, skill and fund. We are very happy to place this paper before the academic fraternity. Now it will be our pleasure to receive the reader’s feedback. We feel such a feedback is vital to improving the knowledge of an efficient engineer, thereby achieving its purpose.