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Friday, 24 May 2013

“SOLAR SENSING AUTOMATIC STREET LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM”



SOLAR SENSING AUTOMATIC STREET LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM


            After  seeing  there  is  a  lot  of  wastage  of  electricity  in  street  lights. Industries,  we  have  experience  that  there  is  a  need  of  system  which  will  save electricity.  Now  a  day  some  of  peoples  had  implement  solar  system  which take  energy  from  sun  and  store  it  and  give  a light  but  it  is  rather  costly  by seeing  those  system  we  have  LDR  sensors  so  in  place  of  solar  we  have  used LDR  sensors  which  will  automatically  detect  darkness  and  glow  so  there  is  no  at  all  costing  as  compared  to  solar  of  others   system.  The  proposed  system  had  to  meet  certain  criteria;

   No  need  of  person  going  to  destination  to  change.
    Service  cost  is  low.
    Support  any  type  of  language  for  programming.
   Implementation  cost  is  low  as  compared  to  other  system  is  not connected  directly  to  it.
    Support  for  new  types  of  service  and  facilities.
 


“From this project we are trying to save the wastage of electricity. In increasingly uncertain world electricity required is more so we can save more electricity and other works can be done easily related to electricity. The focus is “AUTOMATIC STREET LIGHTS” i.e. new method of implementing light and saving cost.
            The main object of our project is to save more electricity i.e. saving of light which glows in day time also.
 Here we are going with three parameters microcontroller, LDR sensors, and relays. We have developed this project. It will be very useful for Industries, Gardens,
Airports, most important for street light, for achieving this we choose LDR sensors which will automatically sense conditions. As in dark condition it will automatically glow so following there are three mode in 1st mode in time from 6 to11 all light were glow as people of traffic are much , in 2nd condition zigzag mode is given which will operate in time from 11 to 2 and now, in 3rd condition or mode lights were glow in alternate mode in time from 2 to 4 .Thus now as people comes for walking from 4 am onwards it goes to first condition on or all light glow thus in this way we are programming in microcontroller through help of assembly language.”

WHAT IS OUR PROJECT

Automatically Controlled Street Lights.
Developed to control through programmable IC (AT89C2051)
Programmable and Cost Saving.

IDEA BEHIND IT

   Combination of hardware and software.
   Real Street Lights.

FACILITIES

     It will automatically work according to the modes given no need of person going to the destination and the modes.
      Controlled by
          Programmable(89C51)
           LDR sensor
           Sensor circuit

OVERVIEW

    Connect to Male AND Female connector.
    All electrical parts
    Different logic for each mode.
    Target is to save more power electricity and cost.

   DEVELOPMENT TOOLS

   Pony Programmer
   Burning Kit.

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT
Assembly language

PURPOSE OF ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

                  In software we are using Assembly Language through which we are able to give controlled command. As it is in 0 and 1’s form no need to convert it into 0 and 1’s because is pony programmer by which we are programming and compiling it. After these we are burning it into IC through burning bit we can lock these after burning.

HOW HARDWARE WORKS

 First the program is burn in programmable (89C51).

   8 BIT MICROCONTROLLER ATMEL 89C51

INTRODUCTION

                       Microcontrollers these days are silent workers in many apparatus, ranging from the washing machine to the video recorder. Nearly all of these controllers are Mask programmed and therefore are of very little use for applications that require the Programs to be changed during the course of execution.

               Even if the programs could be altered, the information necessary to do so an Instruction set, an assembler language and description for the basic hardware is either very difficult to obtain or are in adequate when it came to the issue of accessibility. A marked exception to the above category is the atmel 89C51 microcontroller belonging to the Atmel family. This microcontroller has features that seem to make it more accessible than any other single chip microcontroller with a reasonable price tag.

                                        The 89C51, an 8 bit single chip microcontroller has got a powerful CPU
Optimized for control applications, 64K program memory address space, 64K data Memory address space, 128 bytes of on chip RAM (read/write memory), for 8 bit bidirectional Parallel ports one full duplex serial ports two 16 bit timers/counters and an Extensive interrupt structure.
The 89C51 is a second generation 8-bit single chip microcontroller. The 89C51 provides a significantly more powerful architecture, a more powerful Instruction set and a full serial port.


               The 89C51 is a complete microcontroller. We will start our discussion on the programming model by looking at the architectural block diagram. As we can see the external connections very simple.

               There are 31 pins needed by the four 8 bit bidirectional ports. Eight additional pins are provide power, allow you to connect a crystal clock and provide a few timing and control signals. The architecture includes the ALU, the accumulator, the stack pointer, a block of registers and a general purpose register-the B register.

            All these devices are connected to the 89C51 internal 8-bit data bus. Each I/O port is also connected to the 8 bit internal data bus through a series of registers. These registers hold data during I/O transfers and control the I/O ports. The architectural block diagram also shows the 89C51 ROM and RAM.

FEATURES

THE MAJOR FEATURES OF 8-BIT MICROCONTROLLER ATMEL 89C51 :

    8 Bit CPU optimized for control applications.
    Extensive Boolean processing (Single - Bit Logic) Capabilities.
    On - Chip Flash Program Memory
    On - Chip Data RAM
    Bi - directional and Individually Addressable I/O Lines.
    Multiple 16 - Bit Timer / Counters.
    Full Duplex UART.
    Multiple Source / Vector / Priority Interrupt Structure.
    On - Chip Oscillator and Clock circuitry.
    On - Chip EEPROM.
    SPI Serial Bus Interface.

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