Wireless µC based transmission line cut identifier
Abstract:
This
circuit detects all the voltages and currents from their respective
transformers. According to the received voltages and currents, power will be
calculated. This method
includes receiving data of the measured power consumed by a plurality of power
customers, receiving delivered power data that includes data of the power
delivered to the plurality of power customers, determining a difference between
the receiving data and the maximum power data, determining that the receiving data
is greater than a predetermined amount immediately an electrical device will be
turned off. If the receiving data is lesser than the predetermined amount then
it sends information to the substation that power is not there using the RF
Communication.
Description:
In
this project, the voltage from the voltage transformer and current from the
current transformer is fed to ADC, which converts into digital form. Power is
calculated from using voltages and currents coming from their respective
transformers and this power is displayed using the LCD. If the delivered power
exceeds the maximum power, the electrical appliance is turned off by means of a
relay connected to the output pin of the micro controller.
If
the delivered power is less than the maximum power, this indicates that the
power is not there and is intimated to substation using RF.
The programming language used for developing the software
to the microcontroller is Embedded/Assembly. The KEIL cross compiler is used to
edit, compile and debug this program. Here in our application we are using
AT89C51 microcontroller which is Flash Programmable IC.AT represents the Atmel
Corporation represents CMOS technology is used for designing the IC. This IC is
one of the versions of 8051.
HARDWARE COMPONENTS
·
Microcontroller
·
Power Supply
·
Crystal oscillator
·
Variable resistor
·
Voltage Transformer
·
Current Transformer
·
LCD
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Relay
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RLP-434
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TLP-434
·
Max232
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HT12D
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HT12E
·
DB9 connector
·
ADC0808
SOFTWARE TOOLS
Embedded C
Keil
Assembly language.
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