TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED FAN REGULATOR

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Abstract

 

In this study, the design and implementation of  Temperature controlled fan regulator is proposed. Home Automation is a budding technology.  Modern homes are becoming Smart Homes. These homes are progressively shifting from conventional switches to a centralized control system. At present, conventional wall switches located in different parts of the house make it difficult for the user to go near them to operate.  Furthermore, it becomes more difficult for the elderly or physically handicapped people to do so. The system incorporates a microcontroller and DS18B20 temperature which is used to monitor the room temperature and control the fan speed through a triac according to the ambient room temperature.

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

APPROVAL PAGE       ii

CERTIFICATION         iii

DECLARATION iv

DEDICATION     v

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT       vi

ABSTRACT        vii

TABLE OF CONTENTS        viii

 

CHAPTER ONE  1

INTRODUCTION         1

1.1    BACKGROUND OF STUDY 1

1.2     STATEMENT OF PROBLEM         2

1.3     OBJECTIVE OF STUDY       2

1.4     SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDY 2

1.5     SCOPE OF STUDY      3

1.6     LIMITATION OF STUDY     3

 

CHAPTER TWO 4

LITERATURE REVIEW        4

2.0     INTRODUCTION         4

2.1.    RESISTOR 4

2.2.    TYPES OF RESISTORS        5

2.3.    FIXED VALUE RESISTOR   5

2.4.    VARIABLE RESISTOR (RHEOSTAT)    6

2.5.    VARIABLE RESISTOR (POTENTIOMETER)  6

2.6.    VARIABLE RESISTOR (PRESET) 6

2.7.    CAPACITOR      7

2.8.    TYPES OF CAPACITORS    7

2.9.    CERAMIC CAPACITOR       7

2.10.   ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR     8

2.11.   TANTALUM CAPACITOR  9

2.12.   SILVER MICA CAPACITOR         9

2.13.   POLYSTYRENE FILM CAPACITOR     10

2.14.   POLYESTER FILM CAPACITOR 10

2.15.   METALLIZED POLYESTER FILM CAPACITOR     11

2.16.   POLYCARBONATE CAPACITOR         11

2.17.   POLYPROPYLENE CAPACITOR 12

2.18.   DIODES    13

2.19.   TYPES OF DIODE      13

2.20.   AVALANCHE DIODE          13

2.21.   CRYSTAL DIODE      14

2.22.   CONSTANT CURRENT DIODE   14

2.23.   TUNNEL DIODE         15

2.24.   PIN DIODE        15

2.25.   ZENER DIODE  16

2.26.   PHOTO DIODE 16

2.27.   LIGHT EMITTING DIODE   16

2.28.   RECTIFIER DIODE    17

2.29.   TRANSISTOR   17

2.30.   DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRANSISTORS        18

2.31.   BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR (BJT)    19

2.32.   FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR     20

2.33.   DARLINGTON TRANSISTOR      21

2.34.   SCHOTTKY TRANSISTOR 21

2.35.   MULTIPLE-EMITTER TRANSISTOR    22

2.36.   DUAL GATE MOSFET        23

2.37.   JUNCTION FET TRANSISTOR    23

2.38.   TRANSISTOR APPLICATIONS    24

2.39.   TRANSFORMER        25

2.40.   POWER TRANSFORMER   26

2.5      MOC3021 OPTOCOUPLER 26

2.5.1   FEATURES        26

2.5.2   APPLICATIONS          27

2.6     CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR     27

2.7      AT89C51 MICROCONTROLLER 28

2.7.1  FEATURES         29

2.8     TRIAC       30

2.9    TRANSISTOR     31

2.9.1  DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRANSISTORS         32

2.9.1.1BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTOR (BJT)    32

2.9.1.2 FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR    33

2.9.1.3 DARLINGTON TRANSISTOR     34

2.9.1.4 SCHOTTKY TRANSISTOR         35

2.9.1.5 MULTIPLE-EMITTER TRANSISTOR   35

2.9.1.6 DUAL GATE MOSFET       36

2.9.1.7 JUNCTION FET TRANSISTOR   37

2.9.2  TRANSISTOR APPLICATIONS     37

2.10   DS18B20   38

2.10.1 SPECIFICATIONS      38

2.11 7805 VOLTAGE REGULATOR        39

2.11.1  FEATURES       40

2.11.2  APPLICATIONS         40

 

CHAPTER THREE       41

METHODOLOGY        41

3.0     DEFINITION AND TYPE OF EXPERIMENT   41

3.1     PROJECT CIRCUIT DIAGRAM     42

3.1.1   MICRO CONTROLLER CIRCUIT 43

2.4.1   CONNECTIONS:         44

3.4.2   OPERATION:    44

3.4.3   ZERO CROSS DETECTOR AND POWER SUPPLY UNIT WAVE FORM    45

 

CHAPTER FOUR         46

PRESENTATION, TESTING AND RESULT     46

4.1     OBSERVATIONS MADE BEFORE MOUNTING      46

4.2      OBSERVATION AND DECISION MADE AFTER COMPLETING THE CIRCUIT       DESIGN     46

4.3     SOLDER    47

4.3.1  SAFETY PRECAUTION       47

4.3.2  WHY SOLDERING WAS APPLIED        48

4.3.3 THE SOLDER GAUGE 48

4.4     MODE OF CASING     48

4.5     TESTING AND RESULT      48

 

CHAPTER FIVE 49

CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS  49

5.1     CONCLUSION    49

5.2     RECOMMENDATION 49

5.3     NEED FOR FURTHER IMPROVEMENT          49

 

APPENDIX          50

 

REFERENCE      51

 

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1     BACKGROUND OF STUDY

The idea or concept of first smart home has explored in science fiction for decades. The originally first smart home was not actual architecture but only an idea. Although the concept of smart home automation has been around for quite a long time, but an actual smart home has only established a short time. The invention of home appliances such as a television with a remote control which Is a simple home automation system was patented in 1893 Other than that, more home appliances have been invented since that. In early 2000, the popularity of smart home automation began to increase due to different of technology started to arise. Smart home automation turns into a more affordable choice and therefore a viable or available technology for consumers. With the uprising of the prestige of smart home, home networking, domestic technologies and other gadgets began to emerge on store shelves. Today’s smart home automation are more emphasize about smart living, living greener and security. Our smart home is sustainable and it ensures that our home is not utilizing unnecessary energy. In addition, the smart home also can prevent any intruders by alerting us with alarm or send any signal to us through smartphone related application. The current trend in smart home automation includes automated lights, remotely mobile control, remote video surveillance and receiving notifications of mobile, email and text for the future of smart home automation, the prediction or prophecy that the smart home’s future will be similar to what we have seen in the animated series which is everything in digital.

1.2 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM

As humans, some we forget to turn on our devices when we ought to and most times we turn them on but fail to turn them off because we forgot or because we were to tired and couldn’t stand up from our current position. Leaving our appliance on when it’s not supposed to be ON ends up leading to high electricity bills or even leading to the destruction pf our home appliances. The issue of power failure in Nigeria is so bad that we sleep with all our appliances on without realizing it and when power resumes at the dead of the night, it becomes a problem to stand up and turn the necessary things OFF but rather leaver us with the wish that we can do magic to turn them OFF without getting to stand up.

1.3 OBJECTIVE OF STUDY

The objective of this project is to design programmable microcontroller base home automating system which will enable us to automatically turn ON/OFF, increase and decrease the speed of our FAN (standing and ceiling fan) based on the ambient temperature.

1.4 SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDY

Home automated is developed to make life more relaxed for people as well as easier. If a house has this set up entrepreneurs do not even have to turn a change to turn on lighting when they return. It is all automated.This program takes away a wide range of initiatives from people. Equipment and other electric powered gadgets, such as program, home appliances and lighting are all instantly control and people do not have to have a hand in it. This is becoming quite popular in the corporate world such as different production companies for a wide range of products vehicles and notebooks, for example. It helps the market operate more effectively. House automated is beginning to be used as well.  Using a home automated program is similar to those used in market, yet varies somewhat in the set up. It gives property entrepreneurs less work in handling the property. Houses have a variety of technological innovation components such as security and warming systems. Using a house automated program will help increase the use of appliances. Even small gadgets can be used with home automated. The stereo, stereo system, TV, computer systems and satellite can also connect with the program.

1.5 SCOPE OF STUDY

The system monitors the ambient room temperature and controls the connected fan accordingly. When the room temperature increases, the fan speed increases and vice versa, when the temperature in critically low, it automatically turns OFF the fan.

1.6 LIMITATION OF STUDY

  1. The system can only be controlled automatically or manually.
  2. The system can only power a fan with a maximum of 10Amps, anything greater than that will damage the system.
  3. The system does not support any form of remote function.

 

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