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Wednesday, December 25, 2013

Spy Camera Solar Power Box

Battery life has always been a critical consideration for most of the electronic gadgets and equipment. When we talk about spy  cameras,  which  normally  function  round-the-clock, they often run out of power within a few days.  Many spy cameras (CCTV cameras) are powered by 9V PP3 type batteries that offer five times more energy  than the regular 9V alkaline battery.

Mini CCTV cameras also accept 6-12V DC supply from AC mains adaptor through the DC IN jack. AC mains adaptor for the camera increases the capacity of the 9V PP3 battery but is bulky and noisy. Whether disposable  or rechargeable batteries, making frequent replacement or recharging them is a cumbersome job. The unique solar power box described here serves an alternative solution to the problem. 

Spy Camera Solar Power Box Circuit diagram :

Spy Camera Solar Power Box-Circuit Daigram

The circuit of the solar power box is simple. It contains a  battery charger and a battery health indicator and  a few other components.  As shown in the circuit,  DC supply available from  the solar panel (SP1) is  directly applied to the in-put of the circuit through  a protection diode (D1).  This diode is used to pre-vent  the  reverse  current  flow from the battery to  the  solar  panel  during  night. Thus, D1 allows  the current to flow from the solar panel  to the battery only. Low-voltage-drop  type 1N5817 diode is perfect for the  job.
At the heart of the circuit is an integrated current source, realised using a  popular 3-pin adjustable voltage regulator LM317T(IC1). 

This IC is designed  to adjust its internal resistance between  the In (pin 3) and Out (pin 2) terminals  to maintain a constant voltage of 1.25V  between the Out (pin 2) and Adj (pin 1) terminals. Here, a 9V, 280 mAh  rechargeable PP3 type Ni-MH battery  (BATT) is used as reservoir. Normally,  a charging current of about 10 per cent  of  ampere-hour  rating  is  safe  for  the  battery. Resistor R1 (39-ohm, 0.5W),  connected between pin 1 and 3 of IC1,  limits  the  charging  current  to  about  30 mA. DC output from the battery is  available at output jack J2. Red LED  ( LED1) is used as a battery ‘health’  indicator. Switch S1 is used to start the  charging while S2 is used for connect-ing the load. Note that suitable heat  sink should be used for the IC1.

The proper selection of solar panel  is important but not critical. A miniature 12V type solar panel with a cur-rent output of about 100 mA can be  used. Even if you have a solar panel  with  higher  voltage  rating,  it  will  not  create a problem as the circuit ensures  that the charging current cannot exceed  the predetermined value.

The circuit can be easily assembled  on a general-purpose PCB and housed  in a small plastic cabinet.

Source :  http://www.ecircuitslab.com/2012/05/spy-camera-solar-power-box.html
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Cash Box Guard

Most thefts happen after midnight when people enter the second phase of sleep called paradoxical sleep. Here is a smart security circuit for your cash box that thwarts the theft attempt by activating an emergency beeper. The circuit can also be used to trigger any external burglar alarm unit. The cash box guard circuit (shown in Fig. 1) is built around IC CD4060 (IC1), which has an inbuilt oscillator and divider. The basic oscillator is configured by a simple resistor-capacitor (R-C) network. IC CD4060 divides this oscillator frequency into binary divisions, which are available as outputs.

In light, reset pin 12 of IC1 remains low, which enables the oscillator built around IC1. However, in the dark, it making all the outputs low. This also stops oscillations of the internal oscillator. Working of the circuit is simple. If the cash box is closed, the interior will be dark. Hence in the dark, the light-dependant resistor (LDR1) resets IC1 and it stops oscillating and counting. At the same time, pins 13 and 14 of IC1 go low. So neither the piezobuzzer (PZ1) sounds, nor the relay (RL1) energises, indicating that the cash box is closed.

Cash Box Guard circuit diagram
Fig. 1: Cash box guard circuit

If someone tries to open the door of the cash box, light-most probably from the burglars pen torch -falls on LDR1 fitted into the cash box. As a result, LDR1 conducts and pin 12 of IC1 goes low. IC1 starts oscillating and counting. With the present timing R-C components (at pins 9, 10 and 11), the output timing at pin 14 of IC1 is two-three seconds. Hence pin 14 of IC1 goes high for two seconds after the door is opened and goes low for another two seconds. So the piezobuzzer (PZ1) sounds for two seconds and then falls silent for the following two seconds. This cycle repeats until the cash box is closed.

An optional relay is added for a remotely located audio/visual alert system. For that, a relay driver circuit built around npn transistor BC548 (T2) is used. The relay is energised by the output from pin 13 of IC1 for about four seconds after the door is opened and then de-energised for the following four seconds. You can use this relay to activate another remotely located audio/visual alert system. After assembling the circuit on a small PCB, house it in a small tamper-proof box (refer Fig. 2) leaving a little window for LDR1 and a small opening for the piezobuzzer (PZ1). Now fit the unit inside the cash box (refer Fig. 3) with LDR1 pointing towards the door of the cash box.


Fig. 2: Assemble unit

Note:
  1. The relay latching facility can be added to the circuit by replacing transistor T2 with a suitable silicon-controlled rectifier such as BT169.
  2. By changing the value of resistor R1, you can adjust the light detection sensitivity of the circuit.
  3. If you want to use a 3-pin piezobuzzer device, remove buzzer-driver npn transistor T1 and connect trigger pin of the buzzer directly to pin 14 of IC1. Also connect the positive and negative terminals of the buzzer to respective positive and negative points of the circuit.
  4. Photo-transistor 2N5777 can be used in place of the 10mm LDR1.

Fig. 3: Unit fitted inside the cash box & also connected to an external alarm
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Sunday, August 4, 2013

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Fuse Panel Layout Diagram Parts: wiper fuse, stoplamp fuse, taillight fuse, noise filter, I/UP fuse, ECU-IG fuse, ignition fuse, turn fuse, gauge fuse, power steering fuse, door fuse, cigar lighter, defogger, power window.
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Tuesday, April 9, 2013

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Fuse Panel Layout Diagram Parts: electrical connector, seats, ignition system, instrument cluster.
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Monday, April 8, 2013

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Fuse Panel Layout Diagram Parts: daytime running light, high current, Head relay, EFI relay, engine main relay, COS fuse, main fuse,
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Sunday, April 7, 2013

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Fuse Panel Layout Diagram Parts: high beam relay, low beam relay, auxiliary fan, turn signal, windshield wiper/washer, intensive cleaner, brake light, cruise control, horn, engine electrical equipment, back up light, fuel pump, check control, instrument cluster, on board computer, heater blower, back up light, outside power mirror, mirror heating, air conditioner, power seat memory, rear window defogger, interior light, glove box, memory, rechargable flash light, hazard warning light, engine compartment light, license plate light, power antenna, parked car heater, fog light.
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Thursday, April 4, 2013

200W 3 5 Inch Mini Box Speaker System

200 Watt 3-Way Weather Proof Mini Box Speaker System
This 200-watt, three-way Pyle Hydra nautical presenter has been especially designed used for harsh out-of-doors environments. machinery majestic on your liner, deck, by your pool, or else simply mounted outdoors, as it’s completely waterproof. And it sounds great, too, credit to a 24 oz crowd-puller configure powering a 3.5” aluminum injection conduit woofer, 1.75” open dispersion cone used for rich mids, and a 1” super auditorium tweeter for gratifying highs. The built-into capacitor crossover meet people performs from top to toe-quality frequency separation to play down distortion and take advantage of the clarity of your sound. To save from harm touching the elements, this amp is equipped with a not fixed rustproof mesh interrogate on a muscular leaden-duty ASB construction. The deep reflex vent multiplies the low designed for a active low ending. Hook up your speakers using the quick-link up spokesman terminals - installation may possibly not happen easier. Includes a complete mounting kit and wires.
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