Advanced Vehicle Security System: Matoshri College of Engineering and Research Center, Nasik

ADVANCED VEHICLE
SECURITY SYSTEM
Presented by : - Guided by : -
 VINEET RAUL  Dr S.D.PABLE
 SUBEESH BALAKRISHNAN  Prof S.S.GORE
DEPARMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION
Matoshri College of Engineering and

Research Center,Nasik
2013-14
CONTENTS
 INTRODUCTION
 LITERATURE SURVEY
 OBJECTIVE
 BLOCK DIAGRAM
 SELECTION CRITERIA OF EACH COMPONENT
 ADVANTAGES
 DISADVANTAGES
 APPLICATIONS
 RESULT OF SIMULATION
INTRODUCTION
 Biometric fingerprint scan technology.
 Innovative invention by Sir Francis Galton in 1892.
 Existing system drawbacks includes:

 Iris scan technology.
 Face recognition.
 Hand geometry.
 Voice recognition.
 Iris scan technology
 Very expensive.
 Obstructed due to eye lashes, lens, reflection.
 Accuracy is less.
 Face recognition
 Hindered by glasses, long hair, masks; etc.
 User needs to keep the face neutral when picture is being
taken.
 Hand geometry
 Large in size.
 Very expensive.
 Not valid for arthritic persons.
 Voice recognition
 Identification can be difficult due to illness/cold.
 Aging can be a major problem.
LITERATURE SURVEY
OBJECTIVE
 To design security system for vehicles and can be

used for other applications.
 Using Fingerprint and GSM module.
 Vehicle will be safe and secure with this system.

BLOCK DIAGRAM
FINGERPRINT
 Enrollment/Scanning of fingerprint.
 Identification.
 Ridges and valleys.

 Thinning.
 Minutia extraction.
 Generation of template.
 Verification.
FINGERPRINT MODULE [FIM5360]
SPECIFICATION OF FIM5360
 Sensor : NITGEN OPP06.

 Supply voltage : 5/3.3 V.
 Operating temperature: -20 to 60 [℃].
 Speed: 9600 – 115200 [bps].
 Maximum template storage: Upto 2000.
 Capture speed: 0.2 [sec].
 Verification speed: Less than 1 [sec].
 Image resolution: 500 dpi.
 Image size: 260 x 300 (mm).
GSM MODEM (SIM 300)
SPECIFICATION OF GSM MODEM
 Supply voltage : 12V DC.
 Baud rate : 9600.
 Data bits : 8.
 SMS storage : SIM card.
 Operating temperature : -20 to 55 ℃ .
 GPRS data : Uplink transfer 42.8kbps.
Downlink transfer 85.6kbps.
 External antenna : Connected via 50 ohm antenna connector.

MICROCONTROLLER AT89S52
SPECIFICATION OF AT89S52
 Compatibility: MCS 51 Family.

 Supply voltage: 4 to 5 Volts.
 Operating frequency: 0 to 33MHz.
 Internal RAM: 256 x 8 bit.
 ROM: 8Kb of ISP flash memory.
 I/O lines: 32.
 Interrupts: 8.
 Timer/Counters: 3 each of 16 bit.
 Modes of power: Idle & Power down.
RELAY DRIVER (ULN2803)
SPECIFICATION OF ULN2803
 Eight darlington with common emitters.

 Supply voltage : 12V DC.
 Output current : 500 ma.
 Output voltage : 50 V.
 Integral suppression diodes.
 Versions for all popular logic families.
 Output can be paralleled.
 Inputs pinned opposite outputs to simplify board layout.
LCD 16 X 2
SPECIFICATION OF LCD
 Character structure : 5 x 8 dots with cursor.
 Built-in oscillator circuit.
 Supply voltage : + 5V DC.
 Drive method : 1/16 duty cycle.
 Character generate ROM: 192 characters.
 Character generate RAM: 8 characters(64*8 bits).

VIBRATION SENSOR
SPECIFICATION OF VIBRATION SENSOR
 Input Voltage : 12V.
 Output : 0V, low level.
 Working Current : 6-12mA.
 High sensitivity.
ADVANTAGES
 Highly reliable.
 Unique.
 Processing speed is fast.
 Economical biometric technology.
 Less memory space.
 Easy to use & user friendly.
 Highly secured than other security systems.
DISADVANTAGES
 Distortion due to dirt/dust on the fingertip.
 Injuries or burns to the fingertips can cause a

person's fingerprint to become unreadable or even
eliminated.
 Failure of network.
APPLICATIONS
 Cars.
 Motorcycles.
 Transport Vehicles.
 Home security systems.
 Lockers.
 Attendance system in institutions or offices.
 ATM’s.
SIMULATION RESULTS
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ADVANCED VEHICLE

DEPARMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION

Matoshri College of Engineering and

 Biometric fingerprint scan technology.

 Innovative invention by Sir Francis Galton in 1892.

 Existing system drawbacks includes:

 To design security system for vehicles and can be

 Using Fingerprint and GSM module.

 Vehicle will be safe and secure with this system.

 Ridges and valleys.

 Sensor : NITGEN OPP06.

 Supply voltage : 12V DC.

 Baud rate : 9600.

 SMS storage : SIM card.

 Operating temperature : -20 to 55 ℃ .

 GPRS data : Uplink transfer 42.8kbps.

Downlink transfer 85.6kbps.

 External antenna : Connected via 50 ohm antenna connector.

 Compatibility: MCS 51 Family.

 Eight darlington with common emitters.

 Character structure : 5 x 8 dots with cursor.

 Built-in oscillator circuit.

 Supply voltage : + 5V DC.

 Drive method : 1/16 duty cycle.

 Character generate ROM: 192 characters.

 Character generate RAM: 8 characters(64*8 bits).

 Input Voltage : 12V.

 Output : 0V, low level.

 Working Current : 6-12mA.

 Distortion due to dirt/dust on the fingertip.

 Injuries or burns to the fingertips can cause a

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