SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM USING PIR SENSOR AND RFID

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SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM USING PIR SENSOR AND RFID

Shiva Kumar D

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_{, Ragunathan M}

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_{, Unnikrishnan M}

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**_{, Mr. Shankar A*}**

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_{Final Year Student, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Sri Ramakrishna Institute of}

Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.

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_{Final Year Student, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Sri Ramakrishna Institute of}

Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.

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_{Final Year Student, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Sri Ramakrishna Institute of}

Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.

Assistant Professor (Sr. Grade), Electronics and Communication Engineering, Sri Ramakrishna

Institute of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.

ABSTRACT

Security and safety are one of the most important things in life. Surveillance systems has its applications in home surveillance, industrial applications, offices, and in general, in smart environments. Traditional surveillance systems have two major drawbacks one is waste of power and another one is memory shortage conditions. When there is no intrusion the traditional system continuous to operate and this leads to power wastage and loss of memory. This paper is about a low-cost home surveillance system with embedded based application using PIR (Pyroelectric Infrared or Passive Infrared) sensor with RFID and a microcontroller with ultra-low alert power. PIR sensor can sense the heat signal from a body, it constantly monitors the surrounding environment. It monitors and detects the presence of any heat signal from a body which is at a different temperature level as that of the environment’s temperature equilibrium within a time period, it triggers the MCU. MCU activates the embedded system which activates the Web camera and photos of the intruder can be taken and sent to the house owner.

I. INTRODUCTION

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HOME SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

A home security and closed-circuit television are an important a part of any modern automated home. the essential design of a security system begins with analyzing the requirements of the inhabitants, surveying existing technology and hardware, reviewing system costs, considering monitoring choices, and eventually planning the installation. additionally, to perimeter and interior protection offered by a security system, surveillance monitoring includes features that enable the inhabitants to watch environmental conditions inside and out of doors the house when reception or far away from home. the planning of a security and closed-circuit television should provide for the protection of the whole perimeter of a home also as visual- and audio-based surveillance monitoring. Security system are designed to monitor the house or an organization for any intrusion. An honest security system design should be able to adapt for all homes. It should also consider the activities of the people in the house, the situation of important things that need to be protected, how the system works, and therefore the sort of emergency actions required. the planning choices are vast and varied thanks to recent developments in home security systems and therefore the high availability of affordable surveillance systems.

Figure 1: An installed surveillance system in a home

II. METHODOLOGY

PROPOSED METHODODLOGY

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www.irjmets.com @International Research Journal of Modernization in Engineering, Technology and Science Figure 2: Block diagram

WORKING

The proposed closed-circuit television works supported two modes of operation which is predicated on the supply of the RFID tag: 1. When RFID tag is out there with the person entering, it's scanned with RFID reader (EM18 Reader Module) and therefore the CCTV camera isn't turned ON, the authorized person can enter. and 2. When RFID tag isn't available with the person entering, the PIR sensors placed nearer, senses the warmth and motion signals from the body, this activates the MCU. When this is often completed, the choice signal is sent to the GPIO. The software module of the facility embedded board activates the online camera to capture images and user can view the pictures captured by the house closed-circuit television through the PC.

III. MODELING AND ANALYSIS

COMPONENTS USED

A. Key Hardware Components a. RFID

The RFID reader (EM-18) can read the EM4100 family transponder tags that are in proximity and the output of that unique tag number is sent to the LCD display through RS232 interface. The output of the reader which is 12 bytes, including start, stop and 10 data bytes, the ten data bytes are the particular tag's unique ID.

Figure 3: RFID reader Module (EM-18)

RFID (radio frequency identification) systems use data stored inside RFID tags to identify people or objects when they are scanned by an RFID reader.

b. PIR Sensor

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temperature, then back again. It converts the resulting change within the incoming infrared into a change within the output voltage. Objects of comparable temperature but different surface characteristics also can have a special infrared pattern, and it may also trigger the detector also.

Figure 4: PIR Sensor c. PIC MC

PIC microcontroller is a RISC technique-based microcontroller fabricated using CMOS (complementary metal oxide semiconductor) technology that uses instruction bus and data bus to access of program and data memory at a time. It is noise effective and affordable. The data can be retrieved as it uses flash technology. Programming and debugging are very simple in PIC 16F877A.

Figure 5: PIC MC d. Wi-Fi Module

The ESP8266 Wi-Fi Module is a SOC with integrated TCP/IP protocol stack which will give any microcontroller access to Wi-Fi networks. The ESP8266 Integrates Wi-Fi transmitter and receiver, so it can't only hook up with a WLAN network and may also interact with the web. The NodeMcu increases the operational functionality of the system beside the Arduino UNO controller by splitting the operation of the system among the controllers, to provide the Wi-Fi connectivity for data transmission and it is less expensive.

B. Software used a. MPLAB X IDE

The PIC16F877A is programmed using MPLAB X IDE. This software is developed by Microchip to discover, configure, develop, debug and qualify embedded designs for the microcontrollers and digital signal controllers. b. PROTEUS 8.6

The constructed circuit is simulated using Proteus 8.6 software which may be a fundamental modelling software discovered by LaCenter Electronics. This software is essentially created to simulate the microcontroller-based designs which incorporate animated components, sensors modules, electronic and electrical components simulation and microprocessor models.

c. ThinkSpeak

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IV. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

PROPOSED MODEL

The developed hardware prototype built using the proposed methodology is shown below:

Figure 6: Circuit Prototype

The circuit when the person entering has the RFID tag, their name is displayed in the LCD which means that the person is authorized and the camera will not be turned ON and when the person entering does not have RFID tag the PIR sensor senses them and which automatically turns on the camera.

Figure 7: Authorized user 1 Figure 8: Authorized user 2

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The data from the RFID reader is transmitted to the user with IoT and the IoT platform used here is ThinkSpeak. With help of ThinkSpeak the user can see all the data of the person who are entering the house. The user can view the data by both graphically and as list.

Which is shown on the images below:

Figure 11: Graphical Representation _{Figure 12: List Representation}

V. CONCLUSION

A strong security system not only to detects but also prevent crimes and robberies. Existing security systems use CCTV cameras and consumes large amounts of memory and high cost and hence require significant infrastructure. The proposed closed-circuit television which is low cost, uses low power, and also uses less memory and more efficient using set of varied sensors which ends up within the efficient memory and power usage.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We sincerely thank our Principal Dr. M. Paul Raj and the management of Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Technology. Next, we thank our Head of the Department Dr. H. Mangalam, Professor, ECE Department. Sincere thanks to our supervisor Mr. A. Shankar, Assistant Professor, ECE Department of Sri Ramakrishna institute of Technology who has guided us for the successful completion of the paper.

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