Investigatory Project Write Ups

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region III
DIVISION OF NUEVA ECIJA
PEÑARANDA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
“INFRARED LASER SECURITY

ALARM SYSTEM”
An Investigatory Project
Presented to the Science Department
As a Requirement for Research II
Lujille Ann P. Jacinto

Lara James G. Galam
Treven Dash A. Abesamis
Darrel V. Dela Cruz
John Carlo A. Gonzales
Airon James Tabano
Jasmine Rose F. Bonion
Jhanine P. De Vera
Bianca Jazlie F. Fajardo
Grizzle Angela A. Jorge
Ella Mamangon
Via Franchesca P. Manlapaz
Ashley Nicole M. Ramos
Joyce D. Perez
Angela Krystel N. Soledad
Researchers
Mrs. Marian B. De Silva

Project Adviser
July 2021
ABSTRACT
Robbery is defined by common law as stealing from someone with the use of violence or
the threat of harm. Robbery, which is committed by robbers, makes people uneasy since it can
happen at any time. Security systems have proven to be an effective way to reduce it, but they
are not for everyone due to its high cost. This study aims to develop a home security system that
can help reduce robberies.
The main materials are gathered, including the siren, motion detector, and Wi-Fi
connector. They are laid out on plywood, and then the main materials are connected to a power
source through the use of wires. The motion detector is then mounted on a door frame.
The tests have been shown that the product is effective in terms of flashing lights and
alarming. Based on that, it can be said that it is an effective home security system. The “Infrared
Laser Security Alarm System” produced promising results implying that it could be a more
advanced alternative to the closed-circuit television (CCTV).
Based on the findings, it is possible to conclude that the “Infrared Laser Security Alarm
System” could be one method of reducing robberies. It emphasizes that efficiency can be
achieved through the use of low-cost materials that can be transformed into a more advanced and
less expensive security system.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First and foremost, we would like to thank our Lord Jesus Christ who was granted us
countless blessing, knowledge, and opportunity so that we can be able to accomplish our project
successfully.
We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to our wonderful parents, who
enthusiastically support us and look forward to our success on this project. We'd like to express
our deepest appreciation for their love, understanding, support, and sacrifices in educating and
preparing us for our future.
It is a genuine pleasure to express our sincere appreciation and gratitude to our adviser,
Mrs. Marian B. De Silva, for guiding us and helping us to get a grasp of success one step at a
time. Her dedication, keen interest, and, above all, her overwhelming desire to guide us had
been solely and mainly responsible for the completion of our work.
We would like to express our utmost gratitude to Mr. Ariel Jim Galam for lending us a
helping hand in completing this project. We'd also like to thank Mr. John Paolo Taopa from the
bottom of our hearts for sharing his knowledge on this project with us. We owe them a respect
and gratitude for their patience, understanding, good humor, and hard work. We would also like
to express our thoughtful thankfulness to Mr. and Mrs. Abesamis for welcoming us into their
lovely home to conduct our research.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page .…………………………………………………………………………………………i
Abstract …………………………………………...………………………………………………ii
Acknowledgement….…………………………………………………………………………….iii
Table of Contents …..…………………..……………………………………………………...…iv
Introduction ……………………………………………………………………………………….1
Methodology …………………………………………………………………………………...…5
Gathering of Materials ……………………………………………………………………5
Assembling of Materials ………………………………………………………………….6
Testing of the Product …………………………………………………………………….6
Results …………………………………………………………………………………………….8
Discussion ……………………………………………………………………………….………11
Conclusion ………………………………………………………………………………………13
Recommendation …………………………………………………………………………..……14
Bibliography …………………………………………………………………………………….15
Appendices ………………………………………………………………………………………16
Materials ……………………………………………………………………...…………16
Finished Product ……………………………………………...…………………………19
Curriculum Vitae ………………………………………………………………………………..21

INTRODUCTION
Robbery arises everywhere in which individuals called thieves carry out the act of
stealing, part of the most common crimes are home break-ins and robbery. It can simply happen
from one’s house to anywhere which makes everyone uneasy thinking about becoming a victim
of it. PIR Sensor is the short form of Passive Infrared Sensor. It detects the IR radiations emitted
from the humans and produces a digital output. This digital output is applied to The UM3561
siren IC. It generates multi siren tones like ambulance siren, fire engine siren, police siren,
machine gun sound. Generally, in security systems, infrared or laser transmitters and receivers
are used. But methods are cost effective. This article explains about PIR sensor is used instead of
transmitter or receiver. This saves the power consumption and is low cost. PIR sensor is the form
of Passive Infrared Sensor. When the owner isn’t around their houses or the current occupant
isn’t capable of fending for the property which makes it very easy for that kind of crime to
happen. As of today when people leave their house to buy necessities for their home, thieves or
even those who are struggling to make a living and is in desperate situation might see it as an
opportunity to make something that they will soon regret.
In order to transform learning, technology can be a strong instrument to us. It puts
together resources to facilitate the creation, use and sharing of knowledge, is to make tasks
simpler and to solve such unfortunate activities. Security is one of the most important factor
today. Technology develops day by day in the world, technology of security should be modern
with time to protect the crime works. Security nowadays has been developed to a much more
reliable device to help and protect our possessions and even ourselves.
We the researchers, have thought of using infrared laser as a part of a security system that
will help notify others and fend away the thieves. Ideas such as Infrared Laser Security Alarm
have been developed with today’s technology in which it can be used as a home security device.
It has a potential to detect thieves and notify the owner or even others. CCTV stands for closed-
circuit television. The “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” can be an alternative to CCTV’s
and other alarms that can be easily predicted by the burglar. However not all families can
purchase one, that is why we made it from materials that are affordable and easy to find, it can be
placed inside and outside the house. Hence, it has provided room for potential research into an
improvised security alarm system with a night vision camera. In addition, it will alarm nearby
people because not only it will have a function to make noises but also to flashlights, making it
easier to notice even in dark.
This study aims to prevent further robbery cases that might occur in anyone’s home,
making them feel safe knowing the fact of home security system. It emphasizes how good it is
for our lives as technology improves and makes our lives make even more convenient. This
project should prove helpful in future applications with some modifications, playing a significant
role on home safety and security.
This study entitled Infrared Laser Security Alarm System, have considered using infrared
laser technology into a security system that will alert others and deter robbers. Home break-ins
and robbery are two of the most common types of robbery that occur everywhere where
individuals known as thieves commit the act of stealing. It brings together resources to make
knowledge generation, use, and sharing easier, as well as to address such terrible events. It will
also alert nearby individuals because it will have the ability to produce noises as well as flash
lights, making it easier to spot even in the dark. This research tries to prevent future robberies in
people's homes by making them feel protected knowing that they have a home security system.
Specifically, it sought to answer the following questions:
1. How may the “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” be described in terms of:
a. materials used
b. appearance
c. materials cost
2. How may the “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” described based on the tests
undertaken:
a. time it takes to alarm
b. measurement of distance the alarm can be heard.
c. measurement of distance that the infrared beam laser can reach
d. measurement of distance of that alarm (light) can be seen

Research Paradigm
Introduction Methodology
Product Results and

Discussion
Figure 1. Research Paradigm

METHODOLOGY
GATHERING OF MATERIALS
Gather the main materials like the siren, motion detector, and wi-fi connector. First
connect the wires and these main components to a power source. Then after that we lay them out
on a 57x19 cm plywood to sort out the components of our device as shown in the image below.
(Fig.6). The motion detector is installed on a doorframe, connected by an extension of wire to the
device.
Figure 2. “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” Circuit Diagram

ASSEMBLING OF MATERIALS
They first assembled our device into a plywood but decided to transfer it into a house for
further trials and revision but there can be many ways of setting up this device into the house, but
in this demonstration they will use a simple representation of a blank room where the infrared
beam is set an inch near and at the bottom of the door. Make sure that the detector can detect the
movement of the door if it’s opened. (In any kind of setup position make sure that the laser is
always aligned to anywhere that can catch motion without obstruction between them.) If the door
opens it will block out the laser light causing the sensor to set off the alarm. The camera, for
example will be set on the other side of the door stuck on the part of the wall that has a view of
the doorway, if the sensor sets off the camera, it will take a picture of the entity that opened the
door. At the same time the sensor will set off the alarm to either fend it away or notify nearby
people.
TESTING OF THE PRODUCT
The product was put to the test by the researchers through trial and error. The first trial
was carried out in Poblacion 1, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija. In the first trial the beam and sensor did
not work. In the second trial the siren worked but it continued to flash lights and make noises
even when the sensor detected nothing. In the third trial the researchers found out that the
terminal was incorrectly inserted into the five pin relay. After multiple trials, the researchers
were unable to correctly insert it, which is why Mr. Aryel Jim Galam was contacted for
assistance. Following the circuit diagram he correctly inserted the terminal into the five pin relay.
This study entitled “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” aims to help lessen burglary
cases as well as to increase home-security in urban places or places which are most-likely to be
robbed. Specifically this study will be significant and be helpful to the following:
TO THE COMMUNITY – It can contribute a huge amount of help to those who needs it and to
also increase the security system in houses and other vicinities that are high on crime rates. It can
also lessen the amount of robbery cases which has become one of the major problems that we
have faced until now.
TO THE RESEARCHER – This product can not only help the community but also the
researchers in a way of inventing such products and by promoting awareness in urban places. It
is best suitable for researchers because it doesn’t cost too much money and the materials are easy
to find
TO THE STUDENTS – It can be an inspiration and motivation for the students to follow the
footsteps of the researcher and to create greater inventions in the future. And can also serve as an
eye opener and inspire them to create their own study.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
This chapter discuss the presentation, analysis, and interpretation of the data gathered in
an organized manner.
How may the “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” be described in terms of:
Table 1: Materials Used
Name of materials Quantity
Wire 585.5 cm
Siren Horn 1
5-pin Relay 2
Infrared Beam Sensor 2
Power Outlet 1
Wi-fi Connector 1
Plug Socket 2
Terminal 8
Plywood 57 cm
Electrical Connector 1
Camera 1
Figure 3. Materials Used
Table 1 shows all the materials and quantity needed to create “Infrared Laser Security Alarm
System”
Table 2: Appearance
Length Height Weight Width
57 m 18 cm 2 kg 19 cm
Figure 4. Appearance
Table 2 shows the physical aspect of “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System”
Table 3: Material Cost
Wire 91
Siren Horn 427
5-pin Relay (x2) 250
Infrared Beam Sensor 354
Power Outlet 74
Wi-fi Connector 35
Plug Socket 66
Terminal 35
Electrical Connector 75
Camera 610
Figure 5. Material Cost
The table 3 above shows all the computed charges and payments spent by the Researchers from
the preparation of the study until its finalization. It was concluded that the researcher totaled the
amount of ₱1,914 as the money expended for the study.

How may the “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” described based on the tests undertaken:
Table 4: Time it takes to alarm the siren
First Trial Second Trial Third Trial
1 second 0.01 second 1.5 second
Figure 6. Time it takes to alarm the siren
Table 4 shows the time difference between each trials
Measurement of distance the alarm can be heard:
The siren alarm can be heard in the whole house. The alarm can be heard to the ground
floor even while installed in the second floor. However, the Infrared Laser Security Alarm
System can be heard from a distance of 2400 cm, alerting the individual that someone is
approaching his home.
Measurement of distance that the infrared beam laser can reach:
The infrared beam sensor can reach a distance of 506.5 cm. The distance installed
through the door frame, on the other hand, is 351 cm long. If the wires used is longer, the
infrared beam sensor can cover a much wider space or can even be placed outside the house.
Measurement of distance of that alarm (light) can be seen:
In order for the researchers to know how far the distance the light can be seen, the
researchers activate the Infrared Laser Security Alarm System, allowing them to estimate the
distance of the light produced by the siren. They arrive at a length of 1098 cm.
CONCLUSION
1. The “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” takes less energy consumption than the closed-
circuit television (CCTV).
2. The “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” is a less expensive and more advanced
alternative to closed-circuit television (CCTV).
3. The “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” takes less energy consumption than the closed-
circuit television (CCTV).
4. The “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” can be really helpful as a home safety and
security device.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Based on the proceeding results and discussion, it is recommended for the next
conductors of this project to:
1. Increase the duration of the siren alarming
2. Make it possible for the camera to interact with the Infrared Laser Security Alarm System
without the use of an internet connection.
3. Make sure the owner is notified if the security alarm system is activated by an unknown
individual.
4. Make the infrared beam sensor capable of detecting a large area.
Future researchers that undertake the same study or one on a comparable issue might use
the supplied guidelines as a guide. This will act as a guide for them in order to conduct a more
reliable and accurate study.

BIBLIOGAPHY
BOOKS:
Shiravi, H., Shiravi, A. and Ghorbani, A.A., 2011. A survey of visualization systems for network
security. IEEE Transactions on visualization and computer graphics, 18(8), pp.1313-1329.
Svelto, Orazio, and David C. Hanna. Principles of lasers. Vol. 1. New York: Springer, 2010.
Lubart, R., Wollman, Y., Friedmann, H., Rochkind, S. and Laulicht, I., 1992. Effects of visible
and near-infrared lasers on cell cultures. Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B:
Biology, 12(3), pp.305-310.
Hemane, Harshal, and Debarati Sen. "Laser based security system for home." LASER 5.01
(2018).
Tudor, Ivan, Ivan Bublić, and Predrag Vukadin. "The sound propagation prediction of the siren
alarm system for Peruća hydropower dam." In Euronoise conference. 2012.

APPENDICES
Figure 7. Infrared Beam Sensor Figure 8. Siren Horn
Figure 9. 5 Pin Relay (x2) Figure 10. Terminal

Figure 11. Electrical Connector Figure 12. Camera
Figure 13. Plug Socket Figure 14. Power Outlet
Figure 15. Wires

Figure 16. The product before trial and error
Figure 17. The product during trial and error

Figure 18. The product after trial and error
FINISHED PRODUCT
Figure 19. Finished Product
Curriculum Vitae
Name: Treven Dash A. Abesamis
Nickname: Treven
Age: 16 years old
Date of Birth: March 25, 2005
Place of Birth: Gapan City
Address: #34 Rizal St., Poblacion I, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Lenard S. Abesamis
Mother’s Name: Maria Cecilia L. Abesamis
Religion: Roman Catholic
Citizenship: Filipino
Contact Number: 09206853645
Educational Attainment
Elementary: Westside Montessori Centrum

Poblacion I, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija S.Y 2016-2017
Secondary: Peñaranda National High School

Poblacion I, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Ambition: Entrepreneur
Achievements: Grade 7
Overall with Honors
Street Dance (School Level) (Champion)
Grade 8
Overall with Honors
G. at Bb. Panitikan 2018
1st Runner Up
Best in Costume
Mr. Photogenic
Grade 9
Overall with Honors
Grade 10
1st-2nd Grading with Honors
Name: Jhanine P. De Vera
Nickname: Jha
Age: 16 years old
Date of Birth: January 26, 2005
Place of Birth: Mandaluyong City
Address: 162 Padilla St. Poblacion II, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Marlon C. De Vera
Mother’s Name: Janice P. De Vera
Elementary: Penaranda Central School

Poblacion II, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija SY. 2016 – 2017

Ambition: Civil Engineer
3rd-4th Grading With Honors
Grade 8
Reader’s Theater (School Level) (Champion)
Girls Scout of the Philippines (GSP) (Participant)
Grade 9
2nd-4th Grading With Honors
Radio play (School Level) (Champion)
Journalism (Radio Broadcasting) (Filipino) (Participant)
Name: Ella Mamangon
Nickname: Ella
Age: 16 years old
Date of Birth: October 27, 2004
Place of Birth: Quezon City, Memorial Hospital
Address: Sinasajan, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Jay Luciano
Mother’s Name:
Elementary: Kapitan Pedro Villanueva, Elementary School

Sinasajan, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija S.Y 2016-2017

Ambition: Nurse
4th Grading With Honors
Grade 8
1st place Photojournalism
2nd place jingle
Grade 9
1st Place jingle
Grade 10
With honors 1st and 2nd grading
Name: Bianca Jazlie F. Fajardo
Nickname: Bianca
Age: 16 years old
Date of Birth: September 14, 2004
Place of Birth: Gapan, Nueva Ecija
Address: Sto. Tomas, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Ronaldo L. Fajardo
Mother’s Name: Narlyn F. Fajardo
Elementary: Sto. Tomas Elementary School

Sto. Tomas Peñaranda Nueva Ecija S.Y 2016-2017

Poblacion I, Peñaranda Nueva Ecija
Ambition: Civil Engineer
With Honors (Overall)
Street Dance (Champion)
Grade 8
Dual Meet (Volleyball) (1st Runner Up)
Grade 9
Dual Meet (Volleyball) (1st Runner Up)
Name: Lara James G. Galam
Nickname: Lara, Lj, Luray
Age: 15 years old
Place of Birth: Well – Family, Gapan City
Address: #12 Padilla St., Poblacion I, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Rogelio M. Galam
Mother’s Name: Aida M. Guevarra
Religion: Christian
Elementary: God's Family Christian Academy

Poblacion III, Peñaranda Nueva Ecija S.Y 2016-2017

Poblacion I, Peñaranda Nueva Ecija
Ambition: Pro gamer/streamer
With Honors (3rd Grading)
Grade 9
With Honors (2nd, 3rd, 4th Grading)
Name: Ashley Nicole M. Ramos
Nickname: Ashley
Age: 16 years old
Place of Birth: Good Samaritan Hospital Cabanatuan
Address: #9 Burgos Street, Poblacion 2, Peñaranda Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Rogelio M. Ramos Jr.
Mother’s Name: Fria M. Ramos
Elementary: Westside Montessori Centrum

Poblacion I Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija S.Y 2016-2017
Secondary: Peñaranda National High School

Poblacion I Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Ambition: Dentist/ Nurse
Overall with Honors
Grade 8
Over all with Honors
Girls Scout of the Philippines (GSP) (Participant)
Grade 9
Overall with Honors
Name: Darrel V. Dela Cruz
Nickname: Dagul
Age: 16 years old
Date of Birth: December 21, 2004
Place of Birth: Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Address: San Josef, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Willie V. Dela Cruz
Mother’s Name: Leticia V. Dela Cruz
Elementary: San Josef Elementary School

San Josef. Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija S.Y 2016-2017

Ambition: Model
Grade 8
With Honors (4th grading)
Grade 9
Radio play (Champion)
With Honors (2nd, 3rd and 4th Grading)
Hair and Make up (2nd runner up)
Jingle Making Contest (1st Runner up)
Name: Joyce D. Perez
Nickname: Day, Inday
Age: 16 years old
Place of Birth: San Josef, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Alejandro A. Perez
Mother’s Name: Grace D. De villa

San Josef Peñaranda Nueva Ecija S.Y 2016-2017

Ambition: Soldier
With Honors (4th grading)
Grade 8
With Honors (3rd and 4th grading)
Girl’s Scout Of the Philippines (Participant)
Grade 9
Grade 10
With Honors (2nd Grading)
Name: Grizzle Angela A. Jorge
Nickname: Angela
Age: 16 years old
Date of Birth: November 13, 2004
Place of Birth: San Josef, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Angel Jorge
Mother’s Name: Remedios A. Jorge

San Josef Peñaranda Nueva Ecija S.Y 2016-2017

Ambition: Accountant
Street Dancing (Champion)
Grade 8
With honors (4th Grading)
Grade 9
(Radio play) (Champion)
With honors (2nd,3rd and 4th grading)
Grade 10
With Honors (2ng grading)
Name: Via Franchesca P. Manlapaz
Nickname: Via, Chesca
Age: 16 years old
Date of Birth: January 18, 2004
Place of Birth: Emergency, Gapan City
Address: Sinasajan, Peñaranda Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Francisco C. Manlapaz
Mother’s Name: Vilma P. Manlapaz
Elementary: Saint Francis Development Center Inc.

Poblacion II, Peñaranda Nueva Ecija S.Y 2016-2017

Ambition: Entrepreneur/Civil Engineer
1st Runner up (Poster Making Contest) (2018)
Name: John Carlo A. Gonzales
Nickname: JC
Age: 16 years old
Date of Birth: June 6, 2005
Address: #443 Hulo St. Sinasajan, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Celso C. Gonzales
Mother’s Name: Carolina A. Gonzales
Religion: Christian
Elementary: God’s Family Christian Academy


Ambition: Chemical Engineer
With honors (Overall)
Grade 8
With honors (Overall)
Grade 9
Grade 10
With honors (1st and 2nd grading)
Name: Angela Krystel N. Soledad
Nickname: Angel, Krystel
Age: 15 years old
Date of Birth: August 16, 2005
Place of Birth: Cecilia Village, Cabanatuan City
Address: #211 Zamora St., Poblacion I, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Don Cashter M. Soledad
Mother’s Name: Hanny Rose N. Soledad


Ambition: Flight Attendant
Achievements: Grade 7:
Festival (Champion)
Grade 8:
With Honors (4th Grading)
Grade 9:
With Honors (4th Grading)
Name: Lujille Ann P. Jacinto
Nickname: Jing
Age: 15 years old
Address: #14 Bonifacio St., Poblacion III, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Gilbert G. Jacinto
Mother’s Name: Jocelyn P. Jacinto
Religion: Christian
Elementary: God’s Family Christian Academy


Ambition: Journalist/Writer/Social Worker/Flight Attendant
(2nd-4th grading) (with honors)
Street Dancing (School Level) (Champion)
Grade 8
Overall with Honors
Girl’s Scout of the Philippines (Spoken Word Poetry) (Champion)
Reader Theater (School Level) (Champion)
Journalism (English Radio Broadcasting) (Participant)
Supreme Student Government (Chairperson)
Grade 9
Overall with Honors
Radio play (English Radio Broadcasting) (Best in Infomercial) (Best Anchor)
Tugsayawit (TLE) (2nd Runner up) (School Level)
Ms. Intramurals 4th Runner Up (Darling of the crowd) (School Level)
Grade 10 (1st-2nd grading) (with honors)
Spoken Poetry (1st runner up) (Division Level)
Name: Airon James Tabano
Nickname: Master
Age: 15 years old
Date of Birth: October 13, 2004
Place of Birth:
Address: Purok 2, Barangay Callos, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Allan James Tabano
Mother’s Name: Rowena Tabano
Contact Number:
Elementary: Callos Elementary School

Callos, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija

Ambition:
Chess (Participant)
Name: Jasmine Rose F. Bonion
Nickname: Mine
Age: 16 years old
Date of Birth: February 5, 2005
Place of Birth: Cabanatuan City
Address: Poblacion IV, Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija
Father’s Name: Jaime M. Bonion
Mother’s Name: Nerissa F. Bonion


Ambition: Soldier/Military
Champion Street Dance Competition
3rd place English Photojournalism
2nd place Reading Competition
Grade 8
Best in Technical Radio Broadcasting
1st-4th Grading With Honors
Grade 9
Grade 10
1st-2nd Grading With Honors

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Republic of the Philippines

“INFRARED LASER SECURITY

Lujille Ann P. Jacinto

Mrs. Marian B. De Silva

can help reduce robberies.

advanced alternative to the closed-circuit television (CCTV).

less expensive security system.

preparing us for our future.

lovely home to conduct our research.

Title page .…………………………………………………………………………………………i

Table of Contents …..…………………..……………………………………………………...…iv

Gathering of Materials ……………………………………………………………………5

Assembling of Materials ………………………………………………………………….6

Testing of the Product …………………………………………………………………….6

Finished Product ……………………………………………...…………………………19

Curriculum Vitae ………………………………………………………………………………..21

opportunity to make something that they will soon regret.

In order to transform learning, technology can be a strong instrument to us. It puts

easier to notice even in dark.

role on home safety and security.

Specifically, it sought to answer the following questions:

a. time it takes to alarm

b. measurement of distance the alarm can be heard.

c. measurement of distance that the infrared beam laser can reach

d. measurement of distance of that alarm (light) can be seen

Product Results and

Figure 1. Research Paradigm

Figure 2. “Infrared Laser Security Alarm System” Circuit Diagram

TESTING OF THE PRODUCT

have faced until now.

eye opener and inspire them to create their own study.

Table 1: Materials Used

Name of materials Quantity

Infrared Beam Sensor 2

Length Height Weight Width

Table 3: Material Cost

Siren Horn 427

5-pin Relay (x2) 250

Infrared Beam Sensor 354

amount of ₱1,914 as the money expended for the study.

Table 4: Time it takes to alarm the siren

First Trial Second Trial Third Trial

1 second 0.01 second 1.5 second

Figure 6. Time it takes to alarm the siren

Table 4 shows the time difference between each trials

Measurement of distance the alarm can be heard:

approaching his home.

Measurement of distance that the infrared beam laser can reach:

circuit television (CCTV).

alternative to closed-circuit television (CCTV).

circuit television (CCTV).

conductors of this project to:

1. Increase the duration of the siren alarming

without the use of an internet connection.

4. Make the infrared beam sensor capable of detecting a large area.

reliable and accurate study.

security. IEEE Transactions on visualization and computer graphics, 18(8), pp.1313-1329.

and near-infrared lasers on cell cultures. Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B:

alarm system for Peruća hydropower dam." In Euronoise conference. 2012.

Figure 7. Infrared Beam Sensor Figure 8. Siren Horn

Figure 9. 5 Pin Relay (x2) Figure 10. Terminal

Figure 13. Plug Socket Figure 14. Power Outlet

Figure 15. Wires

Figure 17. The product during trial and error