●) Laser Security Alarm Circuit


Circuit Components

IC LM358
555 Timer IC
Laser light
150 Ohm, 10K Resistor
10 K POT
220uF capacitor
LDR
Breadboard
9 Volt Battery and Connector
LED

Working of Laser Security Alarm Circuit

In this circuit we have set reference voltages of
comparators by using potentiometer, we can say
this sensitivity of the circuit. Comparator is
configured in non-inverting mode. In this system we
have placed laser light and LDR facing each other,
so laser light continuously falls on LDR. Due to this
a potential difference generated across the non-
inverting pin of comparator, then comparator
compare this potential difference with reference
voltage and generate a digital output as HIGH.
Before this we have configured 555 timer in mono-
stable mode so we it required a LOW trigger pulse
at its trigger pin to activate buzzer and LED. So we
applied output of comparator at trigger pin of 555
timer. Even comparator’s output is HIGH when laser
lights falls on LDR so at this time buzzer and LED
are deactivated. When someone crosses the laser
light due to this LDR lost the laser light and
generates a different potential difference across the
same comparator terminal. Then comparator
generates an output as LOW. Due to this LOW
signal 555 timer gets a LOW trigger pulse and
activates buzzer and LED for a time periods that is
defined by R1 and C1 at 555 timer circuit.





Circuit Components

IC LM358
555 Timer IC
Laser light
150 Ohm, 10K Resistor
10 K POT
220uF capacitor
LDR
Breadboard
9 Volt Battery and Connector
LED

Working of Laser Security Alarm Circuit

In this circuit we have set reference voltages of
comparators by using potentiometer, we can say
this sensitivity of the circuit. Comparator is
configured in non-inverting mode. In this system we
have placed laser light and LDR facing each other,
so laser light continuously falls on LDR. Due to this
a potential difference generated across the non-
inverting pin of comparator, then comparator
compare this potential difference with reference
voltage and generate a digital output as HIGH.
Before this we have configured 555 timer in mono-
stable mode so we it required a LOW trigger pulse
at its trigger pin to activate buzzer and LED. So we
applied output of comparator at trigger pin of 555
timer. Even comparator’s output is HIGH when laser
lights falls on LDR so at this time buzzer and LED
are deactivated. When someone crosses the laser
light due to this LDR lost the laser light and
generates a different potential difference across the
same comparator terminal. Then comparator
generates an output as LOW. Due to this LOW
signal 555 timer gets a LOW trigger pulse and
activates buzzer and LED for a time periods that is
defined by R1 and C1 at 555 timer circuit.


Comments

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