Building Lighting Automation Through the Integration of Dali 2nd

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BUILDING LIGHTING AUTOMATION THROUGH THE INTEGRATION OF DALI WITH WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS

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BUILDING LIGHTING AUTOMATION THROUGH THE

INTEGRATION OF DALIWITH WIRELESS SENSOR

NETWORKS

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ABSTRACT• This paper focuses on the integration of Digital Addressable Lighting

Interface (DALI) devices in wireless sensor networks.• Since different manufacturers usually deal with one aspect of

building automation - e.g. heating ventilation and air conditioning, lighting control, different kinds of alarms, etc. - final building automation system has different subsystems which are finally taken to an integrated building management system.

• The cost of this process is consequently increased due to additional hardware investment.

• Our main purpose is to provide the end consumer with an economical fully centralized system in which home appliances are managed by an IEEE 802.15.4-based wireless sensor network

• . Not only is it necessary to focus on the initial investment, but maintenance and energy consumption costs must also be considered.

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EXISTING SYSTEM

• wired net works used

• High cost.

• Network extensions limited.

• Limited features.

• Complex network protocols (like x10,BAc).

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PROPOSED SYSTEM

• Our main purpose is to provide the end consumer with an economical fully centralized system in which home appliances are managed by an IEEE 802.15.4-based wireless sensor network

• Low cost

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HARDWARE

• MICRO CONTROLLER

• WIRELESS(ZIGBEE OR GSM) MODULE

• ILLUMINATION CONTROL UNIT

• RELAY

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SOFTWARE

• EMBEDDED ‘C’ LANGUAGE

• KEIL IDE

• SUNROM PROGRAMMER

• EAGLE CAD SOFT

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BUILDING MODULE

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ILLUMINATION

CONTROLUNIT

LAMP 1 LAMP 2

LAMP 3Load control

Unit LAMP 3

SERIALINTERFACE

MICROCONTROLLERZIGBEE

TRANSIVER

LDR

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MONITORING NODE

ZIGBEE TRANSIVER

SERIALINTERFACE

MAX232PC VB6.0

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MICRO CONTROLLER(AT89S52)

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FEATURES

• Compatible with MCS-51® Products• 8K Bytes of In-System Programmable Flash

Memory• SPEED Up to 33 MHz• Three-level Program Memory Lock• 256x 8-bit Internal RAM• 32 Programmable I/O Lines• Three 16-bit Timer/Counters• Six Interrupt Sources• Full Duplex UART Serial Channel• Flexible ISP Programming

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SERIAL DATA COMMUNICATION

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• MAX232 is used here to interface zigbee with microcontroller

• The MAX232 device is a dual driver/receiver that includes a capacitive voltage generator to supply RS-232 voltage levels from a single 5-V supply.

• Each receiver converts RS-232 inputs to 5-VTTL/CMOS levels.

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ILLUMINATION CONTROL UNIT

Features and benefits Direct triggering from low powerdrivers and logic ICs High blocking voltage capability Low holding current for low current Planar passivated for voltageruggedness and reliability Sensitive gate Triggering in all four quadrants

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TRIAC BT136 FEATURES• TRIAC, 4A, 600V, TO-220 • Peak Repetitive Off-State Voltage, Vdrm: 600V • On State RMS Current IT(rms): 4A • Peak Non Rep Surge Current Itsm 50Hz: 25A • Gate Trigger Voltage Max Vgt: 1.5V • Peak Gate Power: 5W • Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +150°C • No. of Pins: 3 • SVHC: No SVHC (18-Jun-2012) • Current Itsm: 25A • Current Itsm @ 60Hz: 27A • Current t2+g-: 35mA • Current t2-g+: 70mA • Current t2-g-: 35mA • Device Marking: BT136-600 • Gate Trigger Current Igt (Q1) t2+g+: 35mA • Gate Trigger Current Max, Igt: 70mA • Holding Current Max Ih: 15mA • Package / Case: TO-220AB • Repetitive Reverse Voltage Vrrm Max: 600V • Termination Type: Through Hole • Thyristor Type: Triac

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DIAC

• .: 100 Breakover Current Max µA•Thyristor Case: DO-35 • . : 2 No of Pins•Diode Type: Diac • : 2 External Diameter mm•External Length / Height: 4.5mm • / : -35 Package Case DO•Power Dissipation Ptot Max: 150mW •Repetitive Peak Forward Current Itrm: 2A • : Thyristor Type Diac• : 5 Voltage Vo V

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OPTO COUPLER

• OPTOCOUPLER, TRIAC DRIVER • No. of Channels: 1 • Isolation Voltage: 7.5kV • Optocoupler Output Type: Phototriac • Input Current: 10mA • Output Voltage: 400V • Opto Case Style: DIP • No. of Pins: 6 • SVHC: No SVHC (18-Jun-2012) • Approval Bodies: UL • Blocking Voltage: 400V • Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to

+85°C • RMS Current Max: 100mA • Threshold Current If on: 15mA • Trigger Current If Max: 15mA

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RELAY & RELAY DRIVER ULN 2003

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Relay drive

• Ideally suited for interfacing between low-level logic circuitry and multiple peripheral power loads, the Series ULN20xxA/L high-voltage, high-current Darlington arrays feature continuous load current ratings to 500 mA for each of the seven drivers.

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INTERNAL CIRCUIT OF ULN 2003-DRIVER CIRCUIT

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SPECIFICATIONS OF ULN 2003

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RELAY

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• A relay is an electrical switch that opens and closes under control of another electrical circuit. In the original form, the switch is operated by an electromagnet to open or close one or many sets of contacts

• Relay is used here to energize the load.

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APPLICATIONS

• Domestic appliance, office machine, audio, equipment, automobile, etc (Remote control TV receiver, monitor display, audio equipment high rushing current use application)

• Rating:• CCC         File Number: CH0052885-2000   7A/240VDC• CCC         File Number: CH0036746-99     10A/250VDC• UL/CUL      File Number: E167996          10A/236VAC 28VDC• TUV         File Number: R9933789         10A/240VAC 28VDC

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ZIGBEE

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CONCLUSION• DALI PERFORMANCE• REMOTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

• SAVING ENERGY • MAINTENANCE PURPOSES• DETECT ANY SINGLE LAMP FAULT