The project uses DTMF (Dual
Tone Multiple Frequency) signals to control the movement of the robot. Each key
on the keypad of a mobile or landline is associated to two frequencies (one for
the row and one for column).First circuit is IC 8870. IC 8870
is a DTMF to BCD decoder. So our first part of the circuit is our DTMF decoder.
This part is required to interact with a mobile phone or any DTMF based phone.
Whenever we press any switch from the transmitter phone then transmitter
transmit some signal as per the switch press. So on every press switch there is
a different signal.
Output of the DTMF decoder
is BCD.The next circuit converts BCD
signal into decimal signal.In this project we use IC 74154 as a BCD to decimal
decoder circuit. IC 74154 converts the BCD signal into decimal signal . Output
of the 74154 is active low.
Output of the 74154 is connected to the 89c2051
microcontroller. Ic 89c2051 microcontroller
is used to drive the motors for forward and reverse movement.
Output of the
microcontroller is connected to the optocoupler circuit.Here we use IC PC 817
as a optocoupler to interface the microcontroller to small slow speed dc motor.
The robot can also work in
the auto path finding and anti falling mode. In both the logic we use infra red
sensors as a main reflective sensor. With the help of reflective sensors we can
control the movement of robots as per the program.
We program the robot so that
whenever there is any big obstruction near the robot then one motor stops
and robot changes its direction and
moves in the other direction. For this purpose we use two sensor at the both
end of the robot. With the help of these two sensor it is possible for us to
check every obstruction if it is not so small.
We have also designed the robot so as to prevent falling off from an elevated surface or in a pit.The
robot senses if there is no surface to move ahead then it moves back
for few steps and changes its direction slightly and again goes forward .if the hole is again
in front of the robot then again robot moves back and again follows the same
procedure.
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