This project is a prototype that works thanks to four sensors stage, an audio generator stage, a switching stage, and another stage of single amplifiers for each earphone which generates an audio signal established by a protocol of sounds.
This singular protocol has variables like amplitude, frequency and continuity of the audio signal. Each sensor is made off a transmitter whit its receptor of infrared signal. Once we have developed the sensor, we proceed to calibrate it until reaching the desired range. The audio generator stage is an astable oscillator that changes its frequency depending on the signal that is received by the sensors. The switching stage has been designed by a transistor that works as a switch, working in the cut and saturation state. The amplifiers are designed for little signals generating two levels of amplitude adequate to the human ear.
The first zone includes frontal sensors to detect obstacles and regulates the signal frequency for the sound in both headphones depending of the distance of the obstacles.
The second zone includes surface sensors; these generate a change in the signal amplitude in the sound for headphones in two values, a high one, and a low one, it depending on whether or not there is a vacuum in the surface.
The third and fourth zone includes lateral obstacle's sensor calibrated at an especific distance that modifies the audio signal corresponding to each headphone in an independent way between two levels, a continuous and a discontinuous one.
A significant part of the production of potatoes is exported to the European Union and the United States. The quality is fundamental for the maintenance and the expansion from this market to others. It also constitutes a trouble at the moment of finalizing business agreements with foreign clients or with theirs intermediaries. During the maritime transport there is a partial deterioration and in some cases total deterioration of the quality, it happens fundamentally because of the wrong way of refrigeration of our Peruvian treasure. This project is about the design of the compensating which could establish an ideal temperature for the conservation of its quality during the transport implemented in a FPGA Virtex II PRO.And the implementation of the filter of Kalman to estimate the temperature.
Microcontroller technology now gives us the range of work for many important aspects of the industry.
The present project is based on a modern and effective security System for a house. First for Electronic locks programmed PIC 16F876 specifically, for an entry with keypad (password) display LCD (KPS) and Monitoring in a control room of each door (electronic switch) which can be located in the main room for example (with LCD display in its own graph.) Then you are asked to enter your voice to an outside intercom (VRS) which check the identity of the owner. Revenues will be recorded in a PC database. When the owner sees fit on the keyboard activates the action of NO ONE HOME. Then implies that each payment to the address will be sent to your mobile phone SMS using wireless communication to report directly to the record of income or in extreme cases forced income (theft).
Radio frequency identification (RFID), which was developed during World War II, is a technology that provides wireless identification and tracking capability and is more robust than the bar code. From Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) for article (mainly clothing) security to more sophisticated uses, RFID is seen by some as the inevitable replacement for bar codes.
With increasing use comes increasing concern on privacy and security. Clearly there is considerable work to be undertaken before RFID becomes as pervasive as bar codes although the tempo of change is increasing rapidly.
This work is based on the design and construction of a cascode differential amplifier type 1 will be held on a particular circuit design that meets the requirements requested by the project. We used the tools necessary to find a solution, after making the calculations, we get values of each of the components needed to build the amplifier, which will be designed and simulated in Multisim software. Once the design and after verifying proper operation, the circuit was implemented on a breadboard, to corroborate experimentally the results theoretically, in a way that meets the requirements established for its operation. The cascade amplifier has a good bandwidth, too.
The power amplifiers in a sound system will be responsible for increasing the input to a certain level at which the speaker can play audio in a space with adequate sound pressure. When these spaces are wide, it takes a lot of pressure and this requires a high power, which should be given to the speaker without causing a variation in the pattern of the input signal. To achieve this goal is mainly used this concept: a suitable configuration, also called topology. The audio power amplifiers are mostly being built under the AB topology, achieving maximum theoretical efficiency of 78.5%. This paper presents an analysis of an MOS power amplifier designed under this topology, showing characteristics, quality measures and indices, resulting in an efficient audio amplifier. This work was realized as open ended problem project.
This project proposes the recycling and reuse of wastewater from industrial processes, separating the solid components of the chemical form of water initially and then filtered to obtain a reusable product of treated water.
In the presented research, it is described an analog sensed system to analyze the development of microorganisms in specified environments. This project is implemented using Arduino Board linked with Matlab simulation software in a computer. Information about the development of microorganisms, temperature and illumination of their environment, relative humidity, analog sensors and its programming; are referenced in this document. Finally, there are exposed and analyzed the experimented results and its simulation.
This is a prototype system that allows the blind person associating colors to musical notes upon the capacity of synesthesia, replacing the lack of visual perception with the sense of hearing and recognizing these senses as elements cooperating with each other. This prototype works through four stages, a stage that uses a sensor that performs the recognition of color, a conditioning step of the physical variable color and comparing the voltage signal, a processing stage, and finally the stage Audio and amplification, where the signal is associated with a specific musical note according to a logical protocol (sound), allowing a blind person perception abilities increase and improve their quality of life.
In this work we find the solution of the equation of a stationary wave by the methods learn in the course of Numeric Methods.
We applied Newton´s Method to find the solution of the equation and we find that because of the periodic nature of the given wave equation we have infinite solutions, being the lower value the fundamental and most important solution.
We corroborate the found answer applying the secant method and obtaining the same results.
After we obtain the answer by the methods mentioned before we realize that the answer repeats it itself by adding λ*n, where n is a discrete number and λ is the wavelength of the stationary sea wave, which is quite logical because it is a periodic function. This work was realized as open ended problem project.