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CELLPHONE
Under the
guidance: PRESENTED BY:
A. Sri Laxmi Prasanna 207Z5A0401
B. Teja Goud
207Z5A0402
Under the Guidance:
M. Priyanka
Dr. V. Sravan Kumar
Associate Professor 207Z5A0410
CONTENTS
● Abstract
● Introduction
● Components Required
● Block diagram
● Functionality
● Advantages
● Applications
● Future scope
ABSTRACT
● Microcontroller
● DC Motor
● DTMF Decoder IC
● Cellphone
● Motor Driver IC
● Battery
● Connecting Wires
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Mobile used
MOTOR as remote
DRIVER
LEFT
L MOTOR
2
MICRO- 9
DTMF 3
CONTROLLER
decoder D
RIGHT
MOTOR
DECODER IC:
● Checks the incoming signal for
standard DTMF frequencies.
● An averaging algorithm protects
against frequency generation
from extraneous sources.
● Once the high and low
frequencies are detected, the
early steering output goes to a
high state
MOTOR DRIVER:
(IC L293D)
● Amplifies the current required to
drive the motors.
● 16pin IC, used to support 2 motors
simultaneously & enable them to
move in forward and backward
direction.
● When one input is high and the other
is low, the motor rotates either in
forward or backward direction.
TECHNOLOGY USED
● Dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) signaling is used for
telecommunication signaling over analog telephone lines in
the voice-frequency band between telephone handset and
other communications devices and the switching center.
● The version of DTMF used for telephone tone dialing is
known by the trademarked term Touch-Tone (canceled
March 13, 1984), and is standardized by ITU-T
Recommendation It is also known in the UK as MF4.
FUNCTIONALITY