project book
project book
2. Satyanarayana 21010-EE-080
5. S Dheeraj 21010-EE-104
8. V. Kishore 21010-EE-118
1. INTRODUCTION
2. PROJECT CONCEPT
3. COMPONTIONS OF COMPONENTS
4. CIRCUIT DIGRAM
5. CONSTRUCTION
6. WORKING
7. CONCLUSION
PROJECT CONCEPT
COMPONENTS REQUIRED
1. TRANSFORMER
2. RECTIFIER
3. CAPACITOR [100UF,35V]
4. LM7805 IC
5. MG 6 GAS SENSOR
6. IC MICRO CONTROLLER
8. IC LM 324
9. BUZZER
L293d IC is known as a
motodriver. It is a low voltage operating device like other ICs. The
other ICs could have the same functions like L293d but
they cannot provide the high voltage to the motor. L293d provides the
continuous bidirectional Direct Current to the Motor. The Polarity
of current can change at any time without affecting the whole or any other
device in the circuit. L293d has an internalbridge installed
FEATURES
• L293d could be used to control the two motors at the same
time.
• It has the ability to control the speed by using the enable pin.
• The direction is also easy to change.
• Voltage supply range is higher than other IC. Voltage range
between 4.5-36 volts can easily handle by the IC to the motor.
• The motor has a maximum continuous range of current
close to 600mA but the maximum peak current range is
1.2A
• It has an automatic shutdown system on thermal
condition.
• Its working range is from 0 – 70 degree which is much
higher for any small-sized IC.
• It has an internal back emp protection for IC and the
controlling device.
two motors.
LM 324
Features
• Short Circuited Protected Outputs
• True Differential Input Stage
• Single Supply Operation: 3.0 V to 32 V
• Low Input Bias Currents: 100 nA Maximum (LM324A)
• Four Amplifiers Per Package
• Internally Compensated
• Common Mode Range Extends to Negative Supply
• Industry Standard Pinouts
• ESD Clamps on the Inputs Increase Ruggedness without Affecting
Device Operation
• NCV Prefix for Automotive and Other Applications Requiring
Unique Site and Control Change Requirements; AEC−Q100 Qualified
and PPAP Capable
• These Devices are Pb−Free, Halogen Free/BFR Free and are RoHS
Complier
BUZZER
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2. *Safety Precautions:*
Ensure that the adapter you select is
compatible with the local electrical standards
and that it's safe for the environment in which
you plan to use it. Safety should be a top
priority when working with electrical
components.
4. *Voltage Regulation:*
It's essential to ensure that the DC voltage
output from the adapter is stable and
regulated. Many gas sensors and electronic
components are sensitive to voltage
fluctuations. You may need to include a voltage
regulator or voltage stabilization circuit if the
adapter's output voltage isn't well-regulated.
5. *Polarity:*
Pay attention to the polarity of the DC
output. Some devices may require a specific
polarity (e.g., center-positive or center-
negative). Ensure that the adapter's polarity
matches the requirements of your gas
detection system.
6. *Testing:*
After connecting the adapter, test the gas
leakage detection system to ensure it's
receiving the correct power supply. Check that
all sensors, microcontrollers, and alarms are
functioning as expected.
7. *Protection:*
Consider using surge protectors or voltage
protection devices to safeguard your system
against power surges and spikes that may
damage sensitive electronic components.
8. *Battery Backup:*
Depending on the critical nature of your gas
detection system, you may also want to
incorporate a battery backup or
uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to ensure
continuous operation in case of power outages.
Always consult the manufacturer's guidelines
and specifications for your gas leakage
detection system and the AC to DC adapter to
ensure proper integration. Additionally, follow
safety guidelines and local electrical
regulations when working with electrical
components.
*Micro Switches:*
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