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RADIO FREEQUENCY IDENTIFICATION

Author: S.K.KIRAR

OVERVIEW: Radio frequency identification has been in use since very long time
You must have seen on discovery channel that the people used to connect a tag to animal
and then they used to monitor their location so that they can study their behaviour. With the
advancement of technology same rfid’ s are becoming popular, modern rfid consists of a
transmitter and a receiver. Transmitter dose not require any power supply it receives it,s
power solely from it,s antenna coil attached to it.at I avery small antenna coil and has a very
low transmitting range. Transmitter range is within the range of few mm.receiver will have a
display device normally a lcd and a data port from where data can be sent to pc. Advanced
receivers have Real time clock with enough memory to store the data and later on the data
can be transmitted to pc when it’ s memory is full.
Most of the commercial available rfid tags and receiver are costly and is not possible by
students to develop such devices , even components required are not easily available.

I have designed a rfid device on the similar principals. My transmitter and receiver both are
based on intel’ s popular controller 8051 family of controller. I have used at89c2051
microcontroller. For your knowledge sake I am adding some portion from the atmel’ s one of
the rfid eprom which is used in commercial rfid products.

Application area:
1 Bus route application.
2 Attendence register
3 Inventry application
4 Security application
5 Rfid can be given to any living or non living thing which need accountabilitry.

Transmitter block diagram:

At
89c2051 433mhz tx

Power 9vdc

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RECEIVER BLOCK DIAGRAM

AT89 2X16 LCD


C2051

433MHZ RX MODULE

RS232

POWER 5VDC

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

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Circuit explanation:
Transmitter: ic1 is 79L05 5volt regulator .9v d type battery is a source of power
supply. Regulated 5v dc power drives ic2 micro controller.capacitor c1 and r1 gives
the required reset pulse to microcontroller.
Capacitor c2 and c4 along with crystal oscillator x1 gives the required clock to the
microcontroller.
433mhx rf transmitter module receives the data from the pin number 3 of the
microcontroller serially and transmit it through antenna. This module is switched on
every 5 seconds for transmission of data by transister q1.in order to save power.q1
is driven by pin number 7 of the microcontroller through r2. microcontroller is
programmed with the id to be transmitted. And uses it,s serial port to transmit data
serially.

Receiver: 9V BATTERY is connected to pcon1 connector diode d1 is to protect


the circuit from reverse polarity of the battery, ..ic1 is 7805 ,5v regulator which gives
5v regulated power supply. c1 and c2 are filter capacitors Ld1 is a power indication
led driven through r1 current limiting resistor.
Entire circuit is operated on 5vdc
Capacitor c5 and r2 gives the required reset puse to microcontroller ic2. Cocapacitor
c3 and c4 along with crystal oscillator x1 gives gives the required clock to
microcontroller ic2.

16character two line lcd is usd for display purpose. Data is sent in nibble mode on
line db4 to db7 at one end and p1.2,p1.3,p1.4,p1.5 pins at microcontroller.p1.6 is
connected to enable pin of the lcd.
P1.7 is used to latch the data from microcontroller, to lcd data buffer.

433mhz rx receiver module receives the data and converts this data into serial bit
format. This serial data is output from output pin of the rx module and connected to
pin number 2 ,p3.0 of the microcontroller this pin is rx pin of the serialport of the
microcontroller. Microcontroller serial port receives the data at 300bits per second.
The received data is displayed on the lcd .this data is also transmitted to pc for
logging purpose.through pin number 3 tx pin of the microcontroller serial port.

Rs232 communication : Microcontroller has inbuilt uart (universal asynchronous


synchronous receiver transmitter) This circuit can be connected to pc through com port
provided. On pc normally two ports are available com1 & com2 this can be connected to any
available com port, through a serial cable one normally used with modem. ic max 232 is a
level conver ter ic to convert ttl level data to +12v and –12v level .Pc com port is designed to
work with modem and telephone lines, has a logic of +12v_12v . but microcontroller logic is
+5v TTL we need to convert this logic to pc logic before it is sent to pc or received from pc.
That is the function of max 232 ic. All the components connected around ths ic is given in
data sheet.

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Component layout
Construction: Solder all the parts provided in the kit properly. First connect the jumper
wires(links) before you solder the ic sockets. Donot solder ics directly on the circuit board , it
may damage the ic since you my not be experianced soldering person. So solder the ic
sockets first on the circuit board. Solder smaller components first like resistance and disk
capacitors, assemble the complete kit one by one. Please make sure that there are no short
circuits left on to the circuit board. Connect the main supply wire with 230v ac pins at one
end ,to the 9v transformer towards primary side to the other open end. . Primary side will
have high resistance when checked with multimeter. Connect 2pin plug to the secondary side
of the transformer(low resistance side) Plug the wire to main and check the ac voltage at the
plug connected to the secondary of the transformer. It should be 9v ac. Now connect the plug
to the socket connected on to the circuit board. Check the voltage at the output of the
regulator. It should be perfactly 5v dc. Check the voltage at the power supply pins of all the
sockets mounted on circuit board it should be 5v dc. c. Now if all the voltages are ok then
place all the ics in their sockets ,

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PCB LAYOUT

Operation: Connect 9v battery to the transmitter module you will find that data arrives on
the lcd as well as it is sent to pc we can see this data appearing on pc through hyperterminal.
. we donot provide any pc software for this project we have tested it on hyperterminal .
Hyperterminal is the part of window operating system and is available with all the operating
system. How to connect to hyper terminal is given below
Follow these steps to connect to your pc
START->PROGRAMS->ACCESSORIES-> COMMUNICTION->HYPERTERMINAL-
HYPERTERMINAL.EXE –ENTER configure the hyper terminal to 300 boud rate and you
will find the data appears on the window.

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Flow chart transmitter:


START

INI SERIAL PORT

TRANSMIT ID

DELAY 5 SEC

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FLOW CHART RECEIVER

START

INI SERIAL PORT


INI LCD

GO TO RECEIVE
DATA

N
IS NEW
DATA
ARRIVED

Y
SEND DATA TO LCD
SEND DATA TO PC

Rfidtx.hex
:1000000001430000000000000000000000000000AC
:100010000000000000000000000000C0E0758DE856
:10002000758BE8E533700DD2A6D532148534328550
:100030003533800CC2A6E5336006D53303853432F0
:10004000D0E03275A0007535087533087532087533
:100050003408758920758DE8758BE8D2ABD2AF3046
::1000F000340535853432853533D28E016775340148
:10010000D28E01672087FDD2A0D2A4D2A1D2A5C2EF
:100110008E01439007D07530C8000000D530FA1525
:1001200082E582B4FF021583458370EA2200000055
:00000001FF

rfidrx.hex
:1000000001430000000000000000000000000000AC
:100010000000000000000000000000C0E0758DE856
:10002000758BE8E533700DD2A6D532148534328550
:100030003533800CC2A6E5336006D53303853432F0
:10004000D0E03275A0007535087533087532087533
:100050003408758920758DE8758BE8D2ABD2AF3046
:1000600087FD2087FDD28E20801820841F20823AB1

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:1000700020854120835120816B20870280E9310453
:1000800080E5C2A0C2A4C2A1D2A580DBC2A1C2A544
:10009000C2A0D2A480D1C2A1C2A5D2A0C2A480C74E
:1000A000C2A0C2A4D2A1C2A580BDC2A1C2A0D2A535
:1000B000D2A480B3D2A1D2A0C2A5C2A480A9C2A159
:1000C000C2A5C2A0C2A4222083FDC28EE534640F63
:1000D000600E05341535853432853533D28E01678F
:1000E000D28E01672081E0C28EE535640F600E1567
:1000F000340535853432853533D28E016775340148
:10010000D28E01672087FDD2A0D2A4D2A1D2A5C2EF
:100110008E01439007D07530C8000000D530FA1525
:1001200082E582B4FF021583458370EA2200000055
:00000001FF

RX-1 Receiver Module Manual

1. Introduction:
This is the radio frequency receiver module, which can facilitate the OEM designers
to design their remote control applications in remote control in the quickest way. The
circuit is designed with SMD components and the module size is small enough to be
able to be fitted in almost any application. Super-regenerative Version W/O Decoder
(AM): RX-3304

AM: Amplitude Modulation

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Pin Definition:
PIN 1: GND
PIN 2: Digital Output
PIN 3: Linear Output (For Testing)
PIN 4: VCC (5V DC)
PIN 5: VCC (5V DC)
PIN 6: GND
PIN 7: GND
PIN 8: ANT

Dimension of RX-3304: 44 mm X 11 mm

w Specification Table:
Model SR POWER Data SENSITIV POWER Modulat Band
mode ITY CONSUMPTI ion Width
Rate
ON
(bps) dBm
(mA)
RX- SR +5V DC 300~5K - 100 2.70 AM 12MHZ
3304

Notes:

SR: Super-Regenerative; AM: Amplitude Modulation


expensive, you can get the rolling code algorithm programmed in other low
cost microcontrollers. In this approach, an EEPROM is strongly
recommended so that the system s important parameters can be stored
even after power off.
On the PCB layout of your control board, be very careful in the following point so
thatno data loss can happen:
During PCB layout stage, be sure that the ground of the CPU and the external
reset IC and
the nonvolatile EEPROM should go to one common point first and then go to the
power ground. Keep the ground line as short as possible. It is important to test if
data loss

happens using power noise simulator before starting the mass production. Note
that
transmitter codes are normally stored in the non-volatile EEPROM memory. If
power loss
happens, then this means that the transmitter codes are lost from the memory
and the user has to relearn the transmitter again. This is the key checkpoint before
approving a design.

Check with our Sales People for your requirements of Fixed Code Encoder /
Decoders or Rolling Code Encoder / Decoders or Software Decoders and Low Cost
Wireless Development kits and Antenna. We can supply these to you.

3. APPLICATIONS:

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n Automotive remote entry systems


n Automotive alarm systems
n Gate and garage door openers
n Wireless Data Transmission
n Electronic door locks
n Burglar alarm systems
4. Noise Immunization

This RF receiver is sensitive to RF noise in the pass band because the desired
transmitter signals are at very low power levels. Some common noise sources are
microprocessors, brush-type motors and high-speed logic circuits. If the rise time and
fall time of the clock in a microprocessor are fast enough to produce harmonics in the
frequency range of the receiver input and the harmonics fall within the pass band of
the receiver, then special care must be taken to reduce the level of the harmonic at the
antenna port of the receiver.

Based on above analysis, the following actions have to be taken:

A. Microprocessor choice:
Choose those microprocessors which has lowest rise time and lowest fall time, if
available.
B. Brush-type motor choice:
Choose those brush-type motors, which has spark suppression built in or better not to
use such
type of motors.
C. Logic circuits choice:
High-speed logic circuits generate noise similar to microprocessors. Thus better to
choose those
circuits with the lowest rise time and the lowest fall time, if available.
D. Place the receiver and its antenna as far from the noise source as possible.
E. During PCB layout, keep line lengths at a minimum that carry high-speed logic
signals or supply
brush type motors. Such lines work like antennas that radiate the unwanted noise.
F. If possible, enclose the noise source in a grounded metal box and use RF-decoupling
on the
input/output lines.
G. It is advisable to use separate voltage regulator for the RF receiver. If the
same voltage
regulator has to be used for cost purpose, then a decoupler circuit is recommended so
that high
frequency noise can be screened.
H. The ground path from the receiver module should go directly to the power ground,
in between,
no other ground paths can join in, otherwise, noise will be introduced in and receiver
function will be greatly influenced.

5. Recommended Antenna
Suitable antennas are required to the success of low-power wireless application. There
are some key points on applying the antennas:
A, Antenna should be placed on the outside of the product. And try to place the

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antenna on the top of the product.

B. Antenna can t be placed inside a metal case because of its shielding effect.
C. Antenna design involves expensive test equipments such as vector network analyzer
and calibrated test antenna. Unless you have access to these equipments, the use to
an antenna consultant is recommended.
D. In most indoor locations, dead spots can be found where reception is difficult. These
dead spots are due to multiple transmission paths existing between two points because
of reflections off metal objects such as steel beams or metal doors. They happen when
the path lengths effectively differs by an odd half-wavelength. This explains the
phenomenon when you find that at some locations the reception effect is very poor,
but beyond that the reception becomes normal.
E. 50-Ohm antenna is recommended for the best matching.
F. For 433.92MHz application, antenna length = 17 cm.
WIRELESS TRANSMITTER MODULE TX1-433.92MHZ-S

FEATURES:

• Complete RF Transmitter Module no


external components and no tuning
required.

• High Performance SAW Based


Architecture with a Maximum Range of
100 feet at 4800 bps data rate.

• Interface directly to Encoders and


Microcontrollers with ease.

• Low Power Consumption suitable


for battery operated devices.

• 4 Pin Compact size module


PIN DETAILS • Can be directly used in your PCB
• Right angle Pin (Flat out) is the
PIN 1 RF OUT
standard in these modules.
PIN 2 DATA IN
• Optional Vertical pin out available
PIN 3 GROUND • Can be used with Fixed Code and
PIN 4 VCC Rolling Code Encoders or direct with
microcontrollers

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SPECIFICATIONS
PARAMETER MINIMUM TYPICAL RANGE UNITS
Modulation method ON-OFF KEYED (OOK) Modulation (AM)
Voltage 2.7 3 5.2V DC
Supply Current 5 5.5 mA
Stand by Current 3 micro A
Output power into
-2 0 0 dBm
50ohms
Overall frequency
-250 250 KHz
accuracy
Data input low 0 0.8 Volts
Data input High >0.8 Vcc Volts
Operating temp. range 0 70 Deg. Cel
Operating frequencies 433.67 433.92 434.17 MHZ
Max. Data rate 2400 bps
Antenna External1/4 Wave Whip, Helical or PCB Trace
Package SMD

AT24RF08C
Description
The AT24RF08C functions as a dual access EEPROM, with both a wired serial port
and a wireless RFID port used to access the memory. Access permissions are setfrom the serial
interface side to isolate blocks of memory from improper access. TheRFFID interface can be powered

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solely from the attached coil permitting remote readsand writes of the device when VCC is not

applied.

General Overview
The AT24RF08C is intended to be pin compatible with standard serial EEPROM devices except for
pins 1, 2 and3, which are address pins in the standard part. Other exceptions to the AT24C08 Serial
EEPROM data sheet are noted in the “Serial EEPROM Exceptions” section later in this document.
Connection of an external coil antenna and optional tuning capacitor, normally via a two conductor
wire, is all that is required to complete the RFID hardware requirements. Throughout this document,
the term “reader” is defined as the base station that communicates with the chip. Under all expected
conditions, it actually serves as both a reader and writer. The term ‘tag’ is used to indicate the chip
when operating as an RFID transponder with the coil attached. All bits are sent to or read from the
device, most significant bit first, in a manner consistent with the AT24C08 Serial EEPROM. The b i t f
ields in this document are correspondingly listed with the MSB on the left and the LSBon the right.
in the ID page of the EEPROM, the second of the additional16 byte pages. Writes from the serial port
may include from one to 16 bytes at a time, depending on the protocol followed by the bus master.
Accesses to the EEPROM from the RFID port are on either a word (32 bits) or page (128 bits) basis
only.Completion time for writes initiated from the RFID port are different depending on the situation.
When external power is supplied to the chip through the VCC pin, writes to the EEPROM and tamper
bit take less than 11.8 ms when measured from the last modulation edge before the write to
the first after the write. When powered from the coil pins at 125 KHz, the EEPROM write time will be
5.8 ms and the tamper write time will be 7.9 ms. After manufacturing, all EEPROM bits except in the
device
Device Access
The third device address bit in the two wire protocol that is usually matched to A2 (pin 3) on a
standard AT24C08 serial EEPROM is internally connected high, so device addresses A8 through AF
(hex) are used to access the memory on the chip. The general command encoding used by the serial

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port for EEPROM accesses is shown below in Device Access Examples, where B2-0 is the block
number,P2-0 is the page number within the block and A3-0 is the byte address within the page. Bits
denoted as “x” are ignored bythe device.
The PROT pin is used as a power good signal. When this pin is low, the serial port is held in reset
and all sticky bits are set to one. When high, activity on the serial bus is permitted.
Device Access Examples
For Write Operations:
1 0 1 0 1 B2 B1 0 B0 P2 P1 P0 A3 A2 A1 A0 D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 …

RFID Port Operation


The AT24RF08C includes a powerful and flexible RFID communications port that permits moving
data into or out of the device through a simple coil antenna. Features include automatic serial number
transmission as well as commands for explicit reads and writes to specified locations within the
EEPROM. Special capability has been added to permit a tag to be individually identified and
selected when it is within the field at the same time as the other tags. The general strategy for
implementing multiple tags within the field is as follows: Upon power-up, the tag waits a random
period of time and then transmits, as a header, a fixed pattern that occupies four bit times. The value
of each half-bit time is fixed at the pattern 01 11 11 10. (this is interpreted as one half-bit time
with no modulation, 3-bit times of modulation and another half-bit time of no modulation).
Within the following listening window, the tag must receive an acknowledge pulse from the reader.
See the “Listening Window” section for restrictions on this transmission.If the tag does not see an
acknowledge pulse during the specific time within the listening window, but sees an acknowledge
pulse or command issued by the reader to another tag, it goes into an infinite listening window until
the other tag is complete with its transaction. If the tag does not see an acknowledge pulse or
command from the reader at any time, it will wait for a random length of time before transmitting its
four bit header again. If it does receive this acknowledge pulse during the specific time, then it will
continuously transmit its complete ID (defined below) with a three bit listening window between
frames, until a command is received from the reader. After the ID has been properly received by the
reader, the tag will expect to receive a command from the reader during the three bit listening
window between ID frames. One possible command is to set the QUIET bit, causing the
device to remain idle until the next power down or global command. Remaining tags will then follow
the same procedure until each has its QUIET bit set.

To know the complete details on the above ic you can log on to the official web site
www.atmel.com .

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79. ULTRASONIC DISTANCE MEASUREMENT.
80. ECG AMPLIFIER.
81. MOBILE PHONE OPERATED ROBOTIC CAR..
82 TELEPONE VOTING MACHINE
83 AUTOMATIC HOME MONITORING SYSTEM
84 AUTOMATIC HOME SECURITY SYSTEM
85 DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM
86 UP DOWN COUNTER
87 ELECTRONIC LOCKER SECURITY SYSTEM
88 GAS LEAKAGE DETECTOR
89 MULTICHANNEL LOGIC ANALISER
90 HIGHWAY CONTROL SYSTEM THROUGH RADIO LINK
91 MULTICHANNEL TEMPERATURE MONITORING SYSTEM
92 MULTICHANNEL LIQUID MONITORING STSTEM
93 PROGRAMMABLE STREET LIGHT CONTROLLER
94 PROGRAMMABLE DRILLING MACINE
95 PROGRAMMABLE DC MOTOR SPEED CONTROLLER
96 PROGRAMMABLE TIMETABLE ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR BUS STANDS
97 REMOTE HOME SECURITY SYSTEM
98 REMOTE WATER LEVEL CONTROLLER
99 SHUTTER CONTROL SYSTEM WITH INTELLIGENT SECURITY
100 VOTING MACHINE WITH PC INTERFACE
101 TELE-REMOTE ANNOUNCEMENT SYSTEM

Robotic based projects


102 THREE AXIS CONTROL SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC MODEL
103 AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMABLE DRILLING ROBOT
104 COMPUTER CONTROLLED MOBILE ROBOT
105 CRANE ROBOT MODEL
106 FIRE FIHJTING ROBOT
107 SPRAY PAINTING ROBOT
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Embedded projects for /CSE/IT/MCA & MSC Students


109 MEDICARE SYSTEM FOR HOSPITALS
110. MULTICHANNEL VOLTAGE SCANNER AND CONTROL USING SCADA
111. MULTIPARAMETER MEASURING SYSTEM. USING SCADA
112. TELEPHONE VOTING MACHINE
113. WIRELESS HEART RATE MONITOR WITH EMERGENCY AMBULANCE CALLER.
114. USE OF COMPUTER FOR CONTROL & SWITCHING ELECTRICAL/ ELECTRICAL DVICES
115. AUTOMATIC BOTTLE FILLING SYSTEM WITH CONVEYOR AND FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
116. INSTRUMENTATION PARAMETERS MONITORING.
117. ENERGY SAVING SYSTEM FOR RAILWAY PLATFORMS.
118. HOME AUTOMATION SYSTEM.
119. INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION AND SECURITY SYSTEM.
120. LOCKER SECURITY SYSTEM.
121. PC IR REMPTE CONTROL
122. PC THERMOMETER
123. PC BASED IC TESTER
124. ULTRASONIC DISTANCE MEASUREMENT
125. DC MOTOR SPEED CONTROL FROM PC USEFUL FOR ROBOTIC ARM ( TWO ANGLE)
126. FIRE FIGHTING ROBO, WILL COME BACK FROM THE PLACE IF THE TEMPERATURE IS TWO HIGH
127. STEPPER MOTOR CONTROL FORM PC. SUITABLE FOR ROBOTIC ARM ( TWO ANGLE)
128. PC TO PC LASER COMMUNICATION
129. PC TO PC FIBER OPTIC COMMUNICATION
130. PANIC CALL LOGGER TO PC.
131 BASED MULTIMETER.
132 AVANCED HOME MONITORING SYSTEM
133 ADVANCED SOLAR TRACKING SYSTEM
134. DISK ANTENNA CONTROL SYSTEM
135. AUTOMATIC GATE CONTROL SYSTEM
136. AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERER AND CONTROLLER
137. AUTOMATIC HOME SECURIY SYSTEM
138.CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM FOR INDUSTRIES
139.COMPUTER CONTROLLED CODELOCK SECURITY SYSTEM
140.COMOUTER AIDED WIRELESS SECURITY SYSTEM
141.COMPUTER CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE RECORDER AND CONTROLLER
142.COMPUTRISED APPLIANCES CONTROL (UPTO EIGHT) DEVICES
143.COMPUTRISED OBJECT COUNTER & RECORDER
144 COMPUTRISED SECURITY SYSTEM
145 COMPUTRASED VISITOR COUNTER AND TOKEN NUMBER DISPLAY
146 DATALOGGER FOR WEATHER STATIONS
147 DIGITAL I/O CARD FOR PC
148. MULTI POINT FIRE DETECTION ON PC
149. PATIENT MONITORING SYSTEM
150. POWER CONTROL SYSTEM FOR SUB-STATIONS
151. REMOTE DATA MONITORING
151. REMOTE INDUSTRIAL SECURITY SYSTEM
152. SOIL MOISTURE ANALISER

Give us the idea we help you to realise them in reality


Terms and conditions:
Please note that we develop projects for industry Their actual costs are quite high and beyond the
capacity of students to bear. Each project takes two to three months time and huge money. However they
are available to students only for training purpose at nominal cost, should not be utilized for any

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commercial purpose. All the sensors used are not of the commercial grade. Project could be used in real
time if commercial grade components are used.
Selection of the project :
Most if the students are often confused in project selection. They donot have clear cut idea what to do. But one
thing is certain ,everyone want to do project. Most of the project ideas they get , either from internet,old projects
reports, or from the modern technology products.They want to do something new,something which has not
been done before, innovative .Well, even I would have been doing the same thing at your stage. Remember,the
very basic requirement about the construction of the project ,cook something out of what you have been tought
in your syllabus.so that it can be proved to your exaniner that you have been trained well. Well, you must ask
your professor, about the topic ,on you want to make project on At least an idea what he wanted you to do,
We can help you in selection of your project, provided you come with the clear cut idea in your mind, what you
want to do.Some of the ideas are given on my web site You can visit www.skitronic.co.in /
www.esskayinstitute.com, a group can only discuss on three projects with prior appointment. So select the
project and then only come. Beside our own project ideas, we welcome your ideas too, and will convert those
ideas into reality for you under the following terms and conditions.
• PROJECT MUST MEET THE REQUIREMENT OF YOUR DIPLOMA/DEGREE PROGRAM.
• COST MUST SUIT THE STUDENTS POCKET.
• TECHNOLOGY AND SPARES SHULD BE AVAILABLE LOCALLY.
• IT SHOULD NOT INVOLVE LICENCE OF ANY KING FROM ANY PARTY.

Once the project have been selected and finalized


All the projects are available in kit form and kit contains project components,circuit diagram,pcb
layout,component layot,circuit description,block diagram,flow chart for the program algorithm, hex codes and
all the datasheet on cd . Pcb are normally non printed type.
These informations are quite enough to assemble the project and prepair your project report. Microcontrollers
are preprogrammed. All the projects are working projects.If they are assembled properly, they will start working
at the first attempt. if you find any difficulity you can always send us for trouble shooting. in that case you will
have to bear trouble shooting cost(Rs.1000/-max)+ courier cost. You can also order assembled and tested
project at no extra cost, which we strongly discourge,but in case you donot have time ,you can always ask to do
so. Once you purchase the project, your doubts and quaries can be cleared by phone or by email till your viva is
over. All the mail orders are shipped within one week. Projects designed on
student,requirement
1.Students have to pay 60% of the project cost initially while registering for the project
2. Within 15 days you will receive , pcb layout, conponent layout, circuit diaram, and data sheets of the
used ics in your project. Most of the components are also given except some critical components .
3. You are supposed to do the project in your college. However if you have some difficulty, let us know ,
we will help you out. Return the assembled project atleast 30 days in advance from the final date of your
submission, for trouble shooting. Once the project is ready, you will be called for demonstration .
Balance 40% of the payment you will have to pay while taking the working project .
4.You will get training on your project and till viva ,if you have any doubts you can ask us.
5. Only component bill will be provided .with the 4% and 12.5% tax charged extra.
Also note that we are only giving you working and tested hardware and its design. We are not selling the
software of the project. You are supposed to write codes for the project. How ever you will receive a
perfact working project. With code locked. However, we will give you the algorithm of the project and
how to write codes on your project.
Meeting with Mr. S.K.KIRAR (Director) strictly with prior appointment.
For more details, please contact in person, along with all your batch mates. Student Photo-Identity or
College bonafide certificate should be brought with you. It is not feasible to give specific project
details on Phone or by Email. Rates indicated subject to change * project once sold in not returnable/
changeable * advance received on account of project work is not refundable.

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