VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

Jnanasangamamachhe, Khanapur road, Belgaum- 590018
THE OXFORD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Hosur Road, Bommanahalli, Bangalore – 560 068

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Mini Project Review [ First Review]

Title of Ur Mini Project 

SUBMITTED BY

Kirti Girennavar 1OX13EE035

Nidhi A V 1OX13EE056
Sneha Vijay B V 1OX13EE094
Varsha H N 1OX13EE107
Under the Guidance of
Project Guide Name
Guide Designation
Department of EEE
 ABSTRACT

 Digital vocalizer is for social purpose. We are trying to implement a system

which will make the  communication gap between deaf people and hearing
people as less as possible.

 So, that we come on conclusion to make a simple prototype by taking

some of those gesture and convert it into audio and visual form .

 We are making use of arduino UNO Board as ATmega 328 Controller

board to interface all of the sensors.

 Basically an Artificial Neural Network is the concept of our prototype.

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 ABSTRACT
 Permanent-magnet excited brushless DC motors are becoming increasingly attractive in

a large number of applications like in drilling, Lathes, Spinning, Electric Bikes etc, due

to performance advantages such as reduced size and cost, reduced torque ripples,

increased torque-current ratio, low noises, high efficiency, reduced maintenance and

good control characteristics over a wide range in torque–speed plan. The speed control of

a BLDC Motor is very essential in all these applications. Our project work will present a

comparative analysis of speed control in BLDC Motor using P, PI, PID and FUZZY

Logic Controllers. The various parameters such as settling time, peak overshoot time,

and steady state error are analysed and compared for all the controllers. The entire model

will also be simulated in Hardware/Software environment.

 
 INTRODUCTION

• Many communication channels are available, through which Deaf-mute

people can deliver their messages, e.g., notes, helper pages, sign language,
books with letters, lip reading, and gestures. Despite these channels, there are
many problems which are encountered by Deaf-mutes and normal people
during communication.
• There are also more than 300 sign languages and it is hard for a normal
person to understand and become used to these languages .
• The above-mentioned problems can be solved by involving the assistive
technology as it can be used as an interpreter for converting the sign
languages into text or speech for better communication between the Deaf
community and hearing individuals

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 INTRODUCTION

• Other technologies such as speech technologies can assist in different ways

to help people with hearing loss by improving their autonomy

• As we are limited with knowledge of computer sciences and

telecommunication ,we have decided to use our knowledge of domain of
Electrical & Electronics Engineering for the making of the prototype.

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INVERTER
 The function of an inverter is to change a DC input voltage to an AC
output voltage, of desired frequency and magnitude.
 Output voltage can be varied by varying the input DC voltage,
maintaining the gain of inverter constant.
 The output voltage has a periodic waveform, which is not purely
sinusoidal.
 VSI (Voltage Source Inverter) is more widely used in industrial
application due to voltage source requirement.

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BLDC MOTOR
 The Brushless DC Motor differ from normal DC motor in that it employs
electrical commutation of the armature current rather than the mechanical
commutation.
 The construction of a BLDC motor is similar to permanent magnet synchronous
motor. The polyphaser winding is placed on the stator while the rotor consists of
permanent magnets.
 The word BLDC motor is used to define the combination of motor, it’s electronic
drive circuit and rotor position sensor. The electronic drive is an inverter which
consists of transistors, which feeds stator winding.

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 LITERATURE SURVEY
Sno Authors
1 Monedero, C.León, J.
Ropero, J. M. Elena, and
J.C. Montaño
2 Dastfan and Zadeh
3 Mishra
4 Manjula & AVR Varma
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Technique used & Drawbacks Year
Neural Network for Sag & Swell uses Springer,
wavelet transform with ANN – but the 2005.
computational efficiency was very less
S Transform for feature extraction with 2007- Conf
ANN –Used three types of events & Paper
overall efficiency was 97% after
2000epochs training
S Transform with ANN – used only single Jan 2008
events and its efficiency was 98%
Wavelet transform with ANN – Efficiency June 2012
was 96% have taken also multiple events
 OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT

 The objective of our project is to test the ability of various

controllers for speed control of BLDC Motor.
 For the variable speed applications of BLDC motor,
proportional, integral, derivative motor control and their
combinations are used.
 The Controllers are said to optimize the motor parameters
such as rise time, peak time, maximum peak overshoot,
settling time.
 The results obtained by using various Controllers are studied
and compared.
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 REFERENCES

• A Novel Technique for Speech Recognition and Visualization Based Mobile Application to
Support Two-Way Communication between Deaf-Mute and Normal Peoples

• Conference Paper (PDF Available) · February 2008  Conference: Proceedings of the 7th

WSEAS International Conference on Signal Processing, Robotics and Automation

• Kazunori Umeda Isao Furusawa and Shinya Tanaka, “Recognition of Hand Gestures
Using Range Images”, Proceedings of the 1998 IEEW/RSJ International Conference on
intelligent Robots and Systems Victoria,
 

• Jean-Christophe Lementec and Peter Bajcsy, “Recognition of Am Gestures Using Multiple

Orientation Sensors: Gesture Classification”, 2004 IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems
Conference Washington, D.C., USA, October 34, 2004, pp.965- 970

• Seong-Whan Lee, “Automatic Gesture Recognition for Intelligent Human-Robot

Interaction” Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Automatic Face and
Gesture Recognition (FGR’06) ISBN # 0-7695- 2503-2/06

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 THANK YOU

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