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SEMINAR ON UNIVERSAL SCANNER FOR BATCHING PLANT & PRODUCT ANALYSIS Sponsored by NISSAN ELECTRONICS By:- Preeti Chudekar Rashmi Borkar Monesh Chaudhari ject Guide:- f (Mrs.) S . K . Jagtap

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SEMINAR ON

UNIVERSAL SCANNER FOR BATCHING PLANT & PRODUCT

ANALYSIS

Sponsored byNISSAN ELECTRONICS

By:- Preeti Chudekar Rashmi Borkar Monesh Chaudhari

Project Guide:-Prof (Mrs.) S . K . Jagtap

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CONTENTS

• Objective • Abstract• Introduction• Literature Survey• Communication Specifications• Advantages• Applications• Conclusions• References

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OBJECTIVE

To measure and monitor the ingredients of batching

plant and analyze the strength of the product.

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ABSTRACT

In this system, the scanner is given multiple inputs using

various communication modules like RS 232, Bluetooth and

RF. It selects each input for a fixed time period. This data is

stored in RAM and is delivered using various communication

modules like RS 485, GPRS and RS 232 to the host PC ,

mobile and to the printing device.

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INTRODUCTION

WHAT IS A SCANNER? An electronic device which records data over time via

external instruments.

It accepts multiple inputs , and transmits them to PC , single data at a time.

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LITERATURE SURVEY

Communication modules used are

Bluetooth

RS232

RF

GPRS

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BLUETOOTH

• Bluetooth Special Interest Group(SIG) founded by

Ericsson, Intel, IBM and Toshiba.

• Wireless technology defined by IEEE 802.15

• Low cost technology.

• Uses radio transmission in ISM band.

• Caters to short ranges.

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HOW BLUETOOTH WORKS ?

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Fig 1 Master Slave Communication

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF BLUETOOTH

• Frequency of operation: 2.4 GHz, ISM band consisting of 79

channels each of 1MHz freq.

• Modulation: Gaussian Frequency Shift keying(GFSK).

• Operating Ranges:

• Maximum data rates ranges from 1Mbps to 3 Mbps.

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Class Transmitted Power

Range

Class 1 100mW 100m

Class 2 10mW 50m

Class 3 1mW 10m

Table1: Operating Ranges

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ADVANTAGES OF BLUETOOTH

• Economic wireless solution for short distance.

• Automatic.

• Low power and low energy consumption.

• Inexpensive technology.

• Low interference.

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RS 232 Serial Communication

• A simple, universal, well understood data interface introduced by EIA.

• Max 256 kbps, line length 15 M (50 ft) or less

• Signal representation (bipolar: +3 to +15v, -3v to –15v)

• Full duplex communication.

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9-PIN CONNECTOR

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Pin Number Function (Abbreviation)

1 Carrier Detect (CD)

2 Receive Data (RXD)

3 Transmit Data (TXD)

4 Data Terminal Ready (DTR)

5 Signal Ground (GND)

6 Data Set Ready (DSR)

7 Request to Send (RTS)

8 Clear to Send (CTS)

9 Ring Indicator (RI)

Table 2: 9-pin connector details

Fig 2: Pin Diagram

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COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS OF RS232

• Different Data rates.

• Data bits: 5 to 8 bits.

• Start bit and Stop bit used.

• Parity used.

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DISADVANTAGES OF RS232

• Increases power consumption .

• Complicates power supply design.

• Unbalanced transmission.

• 25-way connector too large.

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RADIO FREQUENCY (RF)

• Rate of oscillation (30 kHz to 300 GHz).

• Electrical and not mechanical oscillations.

• Covers significant portion of electromagnetic

radiation spectrum,9 KHz..

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GENERAL PACKET RADIO SERVICE

(GPRS)• New bearer service for GSM .

• Improves and simplifies wireless access to packet

data networks.

• Applies packet radio principal to transfer user data

packets between MS & external packet data network.

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FEATURES OF GPRS

• Provides Data Packet delivery service.

• Support for leading internet communication

protocols.

• Billing based on volume of data transferred .

• Utilizes existing GSM authentication and privacy

procedures.

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BENEFITS OF GPRS

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•High Speed (Data Rate 14.4 – 115 kbps).

• Efficient use of radio bandwidth .

• Circuit & Packet Switching used in parallel.

• Constant connectivity.

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RS-485

• Provides balanced transmission line .

• Allows high data rates communications.

• Max speed of 1000 kbits/s and max distance up to

4000 feet.

• Provides 32 drivers and 32 receivers.

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ADVANTAGES & DISADVATAGES OF RS485

ADVANTAGES

• Lower signal level interface.

• Max data transmission speed .

• Good noise immunity.

• Multi-station capability.

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DISADVANTAGES

• Special communication cable needed.

• Only one node can transmit data at a time.

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Fig 4: Block Diagram of Batching Plant

BLOCK DIAGRAM OF BATCHING PLANT

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PRODUCT ANALYSIS

Fig 5: Block Diagram of Product Analysis

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HARDWARE USED

• Micro-Controller 8051.

• Digital Switch 4051.

• RS232 for 3 channels MAX 232.

• 1 key Keyboard.

• RS485 , MAX 485.

• Load Cells.

• Load Indicators.

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FEATURES OF 8051

• 2K Bytes of Flash memory.

• 128 bytes of RAM.

• 15 I/O lines, two 16-bit timers/counters.

• 5 vector two-level interrupt architecture.

• Full duplex serial port.

• On-chip oscillator and clock circuitry.

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SOFTWARE FLOW

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BA

A B

Fig 6: Software Flow

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COMMUNICATION SPECIFICATIONS

• Baud rate 9600 kbps.

• 8 bit data transfer with start and stop bit.

• No parity bit used.

• ASCII interfacing.

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ADVANTAGES OF SYSTEM

• Permanent recording on paper.

• Economical.

• Can work in robust environment.

• Easy interfacing to other systems.

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APPLICATION S OF UNIVERSAL SCANNER

• Batching plant for construction industry.

• Automobile monitoring.

• Food Processing Factories.

• Green house plants.

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CONCLUSIONS

Following conclusions can be drawn:-

• System is easy to operate and flexible.

• It helps the client to maintain permanent records.

• It is cost effective and compact.

• The strength analysis helps to improve next batch of

the product.

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REFERENCES[1]Gregg M. Daly, Hugh J. Flye, “The use of low -cost data logger in

monitoring the building system performance” , Onset Computer Cooperation.

[2]H.S Kalsi, “Electronic Instrumentation”, Tata McGraw Hill, Publishing Company Ltd., 2nd Edition.

[3]Robert F. Couhling, Fredrick F Driscoll, “Operational Amplifiers and Linear Integrated Circuits,” Prentice Hall of India Pvt. Ltd., 6th Edition.

[4]Op-Amps and Linear Integrated Circuits by Ramakant A. Gayakwad, 2nd Edition.

[5]www.wikipedia/bluetooth.org.com

[6]www.wikipedia/gprs.org.com

[7]www.nissanelectronics.com

[8]www.microchip.com

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PHASE WISE PLANSr. no.

Activity Date Status

1 Data collection on topic, Search on existing systems, visiting various

Sponsors.

05th July to 30th July Done

2 Analysis of previous project reports and other documentations

1st Aug to 15th Aug Done

3 Abstract and Synopsis 16th Aug to 15th Aug Done

4 Literature Survey 1st Sept to 15th Sept Done

5 Submission of Seminar Report 16th Sept to 30th Sept Done

6 Software Development 1st Oct to 15th Oct

7 PCB Layout + Circuit testing 16th Oct to 30th Oct

8 Component mounting + Software Modifications

16th Dec to 30th Dec

9 Testing + Debugging 1st Jan to 15th Jan

10 Project Documentation 16th Jan to 30th Jan04/15/23 31SKNCOE E&TC Dept, Pune-41

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THANK YOU

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