Mini Project Synopsis
Mini Project Synopsis
Mini Project Synopsis
Submitted in the partial fulfilment of the requirement for the award of degree of
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
IN
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
Mr. Uday J
Assoc. Professor,
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering
CONTENTS
1. ABSTRACT
2. INTRODUCTION
3. LITERATURE REVIEW
4. PROBLEM STATEMENT
5. OBJECTIVES
6. METHODOLOGY
7. EXPECTED OUTCOME
8. ESTIMATED COST/BUDGET
9. REFERENCES
1. ABSTRACT
In India Road accidents on highways are increasing day by
day and so there is a need to design a system that allows detecting
over speeding cars or rash driving on highways. Manually checking
speed of car is time consuming task and so to overcome this problem
a new proposed system is designed which does not need any human
interception and measures car speed and displays on the screen and
also raise an alarm to alert the police personal, to take necessary
actions immediately on highways to reduce the chance of accidents.
The system calculates the time needed by the specific car for moving
from the first point to the second on highways. Using this data it
calculates the car speed. The mechanism consists of two IR sensors
which are calculating the speed of a car which are passing on
highways. If the speed of the car passed between two infrared sensors
placed on highways is more than the threshold speed of the car, then
an alarm is raised to alert the concerned person. The data collected
from the infrared sensor is sent to Arduino Uno to processed the data
and calculate the time required by the vehicle to travel from one point
to the other. Using this time it calculates vehicle speed as well as
displays the result on screen. It raises a buzzer alarm if an over speed
vehicle is detected.
2. INTRODUCTION
In many parts of the highway road, accidents found a major
social problem. There are several reasons why vehicle accidents
occurs. Most of accidents on the highway road cause by high speed
driving. Some highway road has signboards signifying maximum
speed limit permitted while driving such as 60km/h for the driver’s
safety, but some people does not follow speed limit. Therefore, the
vehicles keep a constant speed within the speed limit over a particular
area. In this , speed detection system for vehicles is proposed. This
system provides very effective in detection of over speed driving.
This circuit is mainly consists of Arduino UNO, two IR sensors,
1602A LCD and buzzer. When a vehicle is passing between the first
and second sensors, the two sensors sense the object and then
microcontroller program will start counting. When it passes cross the
second sensors, the microcontroller will stop counting and calculate
the speed as kilometer per hour. If the car’s speed is over speed (60
km/h), the buzzer will be alarmed and the LED will be blinked. Then,
LCD displays the speed of vehicles. This intends to design a system
of detection on highway road for vehicles. This system is to improve a
device that detects over speeding of vehicle, gives warning using
alarm and display vehicle’s speed in LCD.
3. LITERATURE REVIEW
We had gone through few research works before starting the
project to analyze different hardware and platforms used in different
similar projects and inferred compact, intelligent system out of them.
So we have used arduino uno which is small in size, IR sensor that
could work under different conditions.
“Detection of Over Speeding Vehicles on Highways” by Monika
Jain, Praveen Kumar, Priya Singh, Chhavi Narayan Arora, Ankita
Sharma.
This paper presents a device to detect rash driving on highways and
to alert the traffic authorities in case of any violation. In past, lot of
devices to detect rash driving on highways has been made. Most of
the approaches require human concentration and involve a lot of
effort, which is difficult to implement. In this paper it is intended to
design a system aimed at early detection and alert of dangerous
vehicle driving patterns related to rash driving.
It basically uses the following formula to detect the speed-
Speed (kmph) = Distance/ Time
= 0.1 km
(Reading x 0.01)/ 3600
4. PROBLEM STATEMENT
Number of ways are being implemented to check and identify the
over speeding vehicle. But no automatic system has been developed
so far that can perform the task of speed detection and vehicle
identification without human assistance. The major issues seen at the
present context are :
• Road accidents are increasing day by day with prime cause being the
over speeding of the vehicle.
• The use of human resources to check this issue can be very tedious
and time consuming and sometimes become irrelevant.
5. OBJECTIVES
The objective of this paper is to detect the over speed for
vehicles on the highway road. Although the maximum speed limit on
the highway, many accidents keep on because of over speed driving.
It is necessary to solve these problems through electronics circuit.
This paper describes speed detection system for vehicles. The
highway traffic police are easy to check over speed by using this
system. This system mainly consists of Arduino UNO, two IR
sensors, 1602A LCD display and buzzer. The detected speed is
displayed on LCD. Moreover, if the vehicle crosses the limited speed,
this system displays the condition of over speed on LCD and the
buzzer is alarmed.
6. METHODOLOGY
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SYSTEM
This system is design to detect an over speeding vehicle by computing
the speed of the passing vehicle using the time taken to travel between
two sensors at a fixed distance. In this system, IR Sensors are the
main part of circuit design that detects the speed of the vehicles. The
system keeps the time taken by the speed of the vehicle in crossing
the fixed distance from two sensors. When the vehicle passes through
the first IR sensor, this sensor gets activated. From this
instant forward, a timer is initiated and will continue to keep time
until the vehicle reaches the second IR Sensor. Then the
microcontroller starts to count the time and calculate the speed of the
vehicle as km/h and this speed is displayed on a LCD Module. If the
vehicle’s speed is greater than the limited speed, the buzzer will be
alarmed and LED will be blinked. Then LCD will be displayed “over
speed “.
In order to view the car speed details, we have used a 16×2 LCD. Its
data pins i.e. D4 – D7 are connected to Digital I/O pins 5 – 2. The RS
and E pins of LCD are connected to pins 7 and 6 of Arduino. Rest of
the connections are mentioned in the circuit diagram.
7. EXPECTED OUTCOME
In this section, the testing results of speed detection system are
shown,
It consists of Arduino Uno, two IR sensors, LCD display, and buzzer.
Arduino Uno is used to acquire the input data from sensors and
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Design and Construction of Speed Detection System for Vehicles
buzzer is used for alarm system and then show warning message on
LCD. In this system limited speed is 60 km/h. The experimental
output results can be proved in this section.
When the vehicle passes through the sensor 1 and sensor 2 and it
senses the vehicle. When the vehicle passes through the sensor 1 and
sensor 2,LCD shows the vehicle’s speed. The time taken between two
sensors displays on LCD. When the vehicle speed is less than
60km/hr the buzzer will not alarm,but when the vehicle speed is more
than 60km/hr the Buzzer will be alarmed and the LCD will display
“Over Speed”:
8. ESTIMATED COST/BUDGET
Table provides the estimated cost of the project.
Sl.No Components/Equipment Quantity Cost in INR
s
1 Arduino UNO 1 500/-
2 IR sensors 2 150/-
3 16X2 LCD Display 1 150/-
Module
4 Breadboard 1 150/-
5 Connecting wires 10 100/-
6 Power Supply 1 100/-
7 Buzzer 1 50/-
9. REFERENCES
• Lae Yin Mon ,|Khin Khin Saw "Design and Construction of
Speed Detection System for Vehicles" Published in
International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research
and Development
• https://www.electronicshub.org, arduino-car-speeddetector.
• http://www.ardunio.cc/en/Main/ardunioBoardUno
• “Detection of Over Speeding Vehicles on Highways” by
Monika Jain, Praveen Kumar, Priya Singh, Chhavi Narayan
Arora, Ankita Sharma.