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Date:29/04/2020
Signature of Lab Supervisor
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
SRM Institute of Science and Technology
(under section 3 of the UGC act, 1956)
SRM Nagar, Kattankulathur – 603203, Kancheepuram District, Tamilnadu.
BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE
1. OBJECTIVE
2. ABSTRACT
3. HARDWARE REQUIREMENT
4. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
5. APPROACH
6. WORKING
7. USES
8. CONCLUSION
DIGITAL DICE
Objective :
To make a PANIC ALARM SYSTEM using NE555 timer.
ABSTRACT:
A Panic Alarm Circuit is used to send an emergency signal immediately to
the people in a nearby location to call for help or to alert them. The
possible panic situation can be any, it is not restricted to a few situations.
One could possibly keep the push button at a hand reachable distance or
comfortable place it to carry out quick action in silence by pressing a
single button. The indication of emergency can either be in the form of a
visible or audible signal, which can be fixed at a few meters away through
a wire.
HARDWARE REQUIREMENT/DESCRIPTION:
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
APPROACH:
WORKING:
we need two stable states. One state is alarm ON and another one is alarm OFF. So here
we have configured 555 in Bistable mode. On pressing a button, a signal should be sent
to the location in audible and visible form. In order to turn OFF the alarm we use
another button either at our place or at the place of indication. Here a Simple Panic
Alarm with a low operating current is done.
Initially, TRIGGER pin 2 and RESET pin 4 are pulled up using resistors R1 and R2.
On pressing the SET button the trigger pin 2 goes low (<Vcc/3) making the output of
lower comparator inside 555 to go high for an instant. This sets the flip-flop and the
OUTPUT pin goes high and remains in this state until an external reset signal is given.
The process of resetting the 555 is done by pressing the RESET button. This makes the
RESET pin go 4 low (<Vcc/3) for an instant which is connected directly to flip0flop
through the transistor. Hence, the flip-flop is reset and the output becomes low and
stays in this state until the next trigger is given.
The output signal reaches the base terminal of BC547 and the transistor turns ON. Now
the buzzer and LED connected to transistor also turns ON. The NPN transistor is a
current controlled device.
The NPN transistor is used as a control switch whose control signal is provided by the
555 IC. Based on the control signal to the base terminal, the current flow from the
collector terminal to the emitter terminal occurs.
The Transistor control or relay control will be a reliable choice for a control switch.
USES:
There can be a wide range of applications of this product in a lot of panic
situations but our main approach towards this was the present covid-19
situation where we have patients admitted in the hospitals bearing critical
conditions equipped with oxygen support and ventilator where they cannot
really speak when they are in need of something. So, one of the switches
can be installed next to the bed of the patient so they can ring the bell and
indicate it to the caretaker that they are in need of something.
CONCLUSIONS:
Whenever the switch is on the LED will glow and Buzzer will beep. Thus
the Panic Alarm will be operated using on and off buttons.
REFERENCES:
https://www.instructables.com/Panic-Alarm-Button-Circuit-Using-555-Timer-IC-Part-1/
PANIC ALARM SYSTEM