Smart Phone Controlled Electrical Machine
Smart Phone Controlled Electrical Machine
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I. INTRODUCTION
Automation using smart phone is an emerging
concept that attracts the synergy of several areas of
information technology and engineering field. A lot
of researches have been going on in the recent years
to increase the use of smart phone in controlling
various equipment. According to the studies, around
75% of electrical machines comprises of motors
which makes the importance of electrical industries.
This system makes the use of smart phone for the
efficient and effective control which provides user
friendly interface controlling the various operations
of electrical machines. The induction motors are
widely used in numerous domestic and industrial
applications. So, they are called as the workhouse of
the motion industry. It is important to control the
speed of induction motors for efficient control
strategies and for reducing operation cost. Here, the
speed is controlled with the help of android
application. Android is an open source mobile
operating system (OS) designed for touch screen
mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets. In
II. WORKING
Android mobile acts as a transmitter and Arduino act
as a receiver. Bluetooth interface is used to send and
receive data. Since, the load is connected in series
with TRIAC, it is controlled based on the received
signal and the speed control of induction motor is
achieved. To improve the quality of the product,
many industrial applications require adjustable speed
and constant speed. Due to rapid and continuous
advancement in automation process various remote
control techniques have been involved. In recent
technology various alternate techniques are available
for the different speed operation.
Here, the signal to the motor is initiated by the
android APP from the mobile. The signal is
transmitted over Bluetooth interfaced with Arduino
Board. The Arduino board is connected with
induction motor through control and switching
circuits thus the control of motor is achieved.
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III. SOFTWARE
For this project, MIT App Inventor is used which is
the latest app development tool for the android
devices. (The android apps are generally developed
using JAVA language). The MOTOR CONTROL
App consists of five buttons and each button has
different control bytes which are transmitted over
Bluetooth for processing. The app consists of options
in the main menu as shown in Fig 2.1. This app
searches the Bluetooth devices along with their MAC
addresses which is connected with the machine. The
user has to select the particular MAC address. When
a particular MAC address is selected, the status is
shown on the screen is Connected. Now the app is
connected and various operations of machine can be
controlled.
It does not require the prior knowledge of software
language to write the coding. It is an open-source
web application for android app development. It
allows the user to create a computer logical
programming for developing Android application. It
uses graphical interface which allows the user to
drag-and-drop visual objects to create an application
that runs on Android devices. The App consists of
blocks which are used to build various coding for the
app development.
IV. ARDUINO
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VII. HARDWARE
For hardware, Arduino UNO is used which is
supported by Bluetooth module HC-05 and a
switching circuits and timers. It is the main
component which has digital outputs. It is an opensource board which can be programmed easily to get
the desired output.
VIII. CONCLUSION
The objective of the project has been achieved by
developing hardware and software for controlling the
speed of the induction motor using Android
application. It provides an easy and wireless control
of the motor, thus reduces the wiring of the motor
controlling circuit. It provides the use of existing
Android mobile as a remote control unit of a motor
by installing an android app.
IX. RESULT
The Motor control android APP is designed. The
control signals are transmitted from the Smartphone
and corresponding signals are received at the output
terminals of Arduino board. Various signals are
initiated and verified.
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