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High Way Vehicle Speed Control & Automatic Breaking System

2014, IOSR Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering

https://doi.org/10.9790/2834-09350107

Abstract

Every year, we find more and more road accidents due to increased traffic on the roads, and if you see the statistics, you will find that the causalities are more every year than that of 1970 Indo-Pak war. Experts say, increased motorist population, long working hours and stressful life are the major reasons for the rise in road accidents. The factors are beyond one's control, but if we could alert the driver on the highway, could save many precious lives. We haven't presented a very complex solution for this; neither claimed to be expert traffic controllers. Usually fixing some sort of transmitter system on the highways which can detect the speed of the vehicle and convey to the driver that he is not in the permitted speed limit in a particular area is quite common and expensive. As a simple solution, we have pre installed low cost transmitters on required locations to convey the speed limit information, even further, if the automatic breaking system could be actuated on over speed is a decent approach. We have designed and developed a prototype system of a transmitter and receiver modules. Receiver(s) is (are) kept in the vehicle(s) and transmitter(s) are set up on the road side. As it is a prototype, we have not used any speed sensing devices, instead four switches are used as alternative. The four switches represents or assumes various speed limits say limit 80 switch, limit40 switch, limit20 switch and no horn area. Whenever these switches are pressed, they will transmit the corresponding alert message to the driver so that the driver can handle the situation sensibly. Receiver section has a 2x16 LCD, which will display the alert message, and there exists microcontroller to receive the data and activate the relay circuitry to give a buzzer and to control the speed of the dc motor which acts as a prototype for automatic braking and vehicle speed reduction mechanism.

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  6. L.Bhargav Kumar, received B.E. degree from JNTU Hyderabad in 2007 and M.Tech. degree in VLSI System Design from JNT University, Anantapur in 2012. He is currently working as an Assistant Professor in MRRITS, Udayagiri. His interesting fields of research are VLSI, Image processing, digital design and Embedded system design. Mail: l.bhargavkumar@gmail.com.