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Remote-Controlled Home Appliances

This document describes a mini-project to control home appliances remotely using a remote control. A group of 4 electrical engineering students developed a circuit using an Arduino board, encoder and decoder ICs, RF transmitter and receiver modules, relays, and other components. The remote control transmits a coded signal that is received and decoded to operate appliances connected to relays. The circuit allows controlling appliances from up to 100 meters away, which could save energy and provide convenient, portable remote access to appliances. Potential applications include automatically controlling lights based on human detection.

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Remote-Controlled Home Appliances

This document describes a mini-project to control home appliances remotely using a remote control. A group of 4 electrical engineering students developed a circuit using an Arduino board, encoder and decoder ICs, RF transmitter and receiver modules, relays, and other components. The remote control transmits a coded signal that is received and decoded to operate appliances connected to relays. The circuit allows controlling appliances from up to 100 meters away, which could save energy and provide convenient, portable remote access to appliances. Potential applications include automatically controlling lights based on human detection.

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Mini-Project Challenge , Electrical Engineering Association , 2014-15

Controlling Home Appliances using Remote Control


Submitted by
1. Amit Kumar Singh : 132202 , B.Tech 2/4 , EEE
amitkumarsingh1201@gmail.com

2. Ankit Agrawal : 132203 , B.Tech 2/4 , EEE


ankitagrawal613@gmail.com

3. Shashi Ranjan : 132253 , B.Tech 2/4 , EEE


shashikr7387@gmail.com

4. Santi Bhusan Acharya ; 132251 , B.Tech 2/4 , EEE


bhusan841325@gmail.com

Objective :
Controlling home appliances using remote control which can be further commercialized

Apparatus Used :
1. Encoder IC ( HT12D)
2. Decoder IC (HT12E)
3. Arduino Board
4. Voltage Regulator (IC7805)
5. ASK RF Transmitter
6. ASK RF Receiver
7. Battery ( 9 V)
8. LEDs
9. NPN Transistor ( CL100)
10. Relay Switch ( SPDT)
11. Resisters (39 K , 1 M , 1K , 500 K )
12. Antenna
13. Switches
14. Connecting Wires
15. Bread Board

Circuit Descriptions :
Encoder and Decoder :
HT12D and HT12E have operating voltage of 2.4V to 12V . They are both CMOS ICs.
HT12E has 8 address and another 4 address / data lines . Data set on these 12 pins are
serially transmitted when the TE ( Transmission Enable) pin taken from HIGH to
LOW . Data appears serially at Dout . This data is transmitted 4 times in succession .
15 and 16 pins used to set this oscillation frequency and it is only the R value in the RC

time constant . The C is internally built . We need to set the resistance in these pins and
that will determine the frequency .
The internal oscillation frequency of the decoder is 50 times the oscillator frequency of
the encoder IC . So account to this , we have to choose R values . In our project , we have
chosen R=1 M and RD = 39 K .
DOut is given to a transmitter module , which transmits the data and at receiver end ,
antenna picks it and it goes to Din 14 pin and if address matches , then only Dout occurs
( i.e. LED glows ) . It can also be seen by valid transmission (VT (17) ) pin . If the
address pins are matched 4 times in succession , the VT pin goes high.

We are transmitting the data by 433 MHz ASK RF Transmitter and Receiver module . In
these modules digital data is represented by different amplitude of the carrier wave ;
hence this modulation is known as Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK) . Rf transmission is
more strong and reliable than IR transmission due to following reasons :
RF signals can travel longer distances than IR ;
Only line of sight communication is possible through IR while RF signals can be
transmitted even when there is any obstacle ;
IR signals will get interfered by other IR sources , but signals on one frequency
band in RF will not interfered by other RF signals .
Relay Switch :

It is an electrically operated switch used in electromagnet to mechanically operate the


switch . When the electricity is applied to V1 and V2 , the electromagnets acts upon the
SPDT ( Single Pole Double Through ) switch , so that the R and C terminals are
connected . When the electricity is connected , then the A & C terminals are connected .

7805 Voltage Regulator :

It is an integrated circuit , It is a number of 78XX series of fixed linear voltage regulator

ICs . The XX in 78XX indicates the fixed operating voltage 7805 provides 5V regulated
power supply .

Working :
Transmitter Section / Remote Section :

It consists of an encoder (HT12E) 8 - bit address and 4-bit data . Address pin can be
connected to GND or left open .States of these address pins should be mattered with a
status of address pin in the receiver for the transmission of data . Whenever we press any
key in remote , the encoder generates corresponding 4-bit data and send these data with
8-bit address by using ASK transmitter . The transmitting frequency is 433 MHz . Data
will be transmitted only when the Transmit Enable pin (TE) is LOW . 1M resistor will
provide the necessary external resistance for the operation of the internal oscillator of
HT12E .

Receiver Section :

ASK RF receiver receives the data transmitted using RF Transmitter . HT12D decoder
will convert the received serial data to 4- bit parallel data D0 - D3 . The address pin A0 A3 should match with a status of address pin of the HT12E at the transmitter for
transmission of the data . LED connected to the above circuit becomes LOW when valid
transmission occurs from transmitter to receiver . 39 K resistor will provide the
necessary resistance required for the internal oscillator of the HT12D .
Each output pins are connected to the arduino board . Its code is written in such a way
that when ever switch is pressed , it toggles the state of its output pins ( LED pins) . This
output signal is not capable to drive a relay directly (i.e. connected to D0 pin ) . So , we
are using current driver ( SL100 ) . The appliance is connected to 230 V AC through the
relay . The relay will be energized or re-energized when switch is pressed .

Merits and Applications :


1. Controlling Home appliances from a wide range( ~100 meter )
2. Electric Power wastage can be minimized
3. Easily accessible
4. Low cost to implement ; can be commercialized
5. Portable
6. It extends opportunities to implement photo diodes , image processing applications in
further advanced projects ( i.e. Lights will automatically glow when the system detects
human beings)
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