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The document describes a proposed solution for a TI analog design contest submitted by a team of 3 students from BIT Mesra under the guidance of their professor Dr. S.S Solanki. The proposed solution includes an alcohol sensor, force sensing resistors, an over-speed detection unit, overload detection unit, and an LDR-based automatic headlight switching system to build a smart safety system for motorbikes.

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Final

The document describes a proposed solution for a TI analog design contest submitted by a team of 3 students from BIT Mesra under the guidance of their professor Dr. S.S Solanki. The proposed solution includes an alcohol sensor, force sensing resistors, an over-speed detection unit, overload detection unit, and an LDR-based automatic headlight switching system to build a smart safety system for motorbikes.

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TI Analog Design Contest 1

TEAM MEMBERS
1.Swapnil Jha, EEE, BIT Mesra
2.Prashant Gupta. ECE, BIT Mesra
3.Nikhil Kaira, EEE, BIT Mesra

Under the Guidance of :


Dr. S.S Solanki,
Professor, ECE Dept.
BIT Mesra

TI Analog Design Contest 2


Introduction

TI Analog Design Contest 3


Proposed Solution

TI Analog Design Contest 4


Proposed Solution

TI Analog Design Contest 5


Proposed Solution

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Alcohol Sensor
• Used MQ-3 Alcohol sensor to sense if the driver is drunk or not
• They give analog output corresponding to the Alcohol content in
the breath
• The output of MQ-3 is connected to analog input pins of
MSP430G2553

TI Analog Design Contest 7


Force Sensing Resistors
• Force sensing resistor changes resistance when force or
pressure is applied
• Force sensing resistance can be set up in voltage divider along
with unity gain buffer configuration to output analog value
• Texas instrument LM358 op-amp IC is used for this purpose

TI Analog Design Contest 8


Force Sensing Resistors(connection)

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Over-speed detection unit

• Speed data given by internal speedometer of the bike is used


• This data is fed to the MSP430 microcontroller which decides if
bike is over-speeding or not
• If bike crosses the speed limit an alarm will start to buzz which
can be stopped by deceleration only

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Over-load detection unit
• Overload detection unit consists of Force sensing Resistors
placed under the seat of the bike
• An increase in weight of the riders after a certain limit is sensed
by the Force sensing resistors similar to the impact sensors
connected on the helmet.
• The sensors are properly calibrated to indicate more than two
persons

TI Analog Design Contest 11


LDR based automatic headlight
switching
• LDR decreases its resistance when light falls on it
• It is used in a voltage divider configuration the output of which
is given to the microcontroller through a comparator
• The comparator decides whether it is day or night and outputs
HIGH or LOW according to it which is processed by
microcontroller to switch ON the headlight

TI Analog Design Contest 12

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