Design and Construction of Security Dark Activated Switch

Authors

  • Anthony Odira Nsodukwa Caritas University Enugu Author

Keywords:

burglar system, photo resistive detector, security alert, voltage comparator

Abstract

The burglar alarm system is  based on the principles of the photo resistive detector (LDR) whose electrical resistance is usually very high up to 1mΩ or more when  dark and falls below to as little as a few hundred ohms when the detector is illuminated. When there is an intruder, due to his/ her shadow, the detector’s surface is dark or not illuminated causing the electrical resistance of the detector to become very high making the voltage of the voltage comparator (IC) to be higher than the reference voltage terminal causing its output to be high this then causes the alarm actuate/activate the alarm which then sounds to alert the household of an intruder.  The whole process continues as long as there is constant power supply.

Author Biography

  • Anthony Odira Nsodukwa, Caritas University Enugu

    Department of Computer Engineering

    Caritas University Enugu

References

McNair, J.B (1992) AM. Jesus name Electronics 19 and 255 Opdyke, D.L (1976), Electronics vol.A supplements, p. 695 and 932 Utah Construction Trades Licensing Act Burglar Alarm Licensing Rules, R 156-55d, Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing, P.O. Box 146741, Salt Lake City, UT84114, (1982) www.dopl.utah.gov.

Utah Construction Trades Licensing Act, Title 58, Chapter 55, Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing, P.O. Box 146741, Salt Lake City, UT 84114, www.dopl.utah.Rov. Electrical codex (1980), 3rd edition national academy of sciences. Washington DC.

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Published

2022-07-20

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CJET Volume 1 Issue 1

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