Testing Life Cycle Of Electrical Loads Using Down Counter

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Testing Life Cycle Of Electrical Loads Using Down Counter

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The system is a down counter arrangement using a microcontroller of 8051 family that is used to test the life of electrical products. In industries having products like lights/bulbs/motor etc, it is important to test the lifecycle of the product. This life cycle is tested as the number of times it is switches ON/OFF and still works.
Our project activates a relay switch that is used to switch the load On and OFF for desired number of times. Our system uses a microcontroller of the 8051 family having a keypad interfaced to it. It also has a 7 segment display to display the count.
On running the system, the user can enter the number of times(0 – 999) he wishes to run the system cycle. Based on this, the system starts the cycle switching the load and a till the counter reached 0. The counter is a down counter that counts downwards from user entered number.
On reaching zero the switching cycle is turned off.
The system can be enhanced by adding a load output measuring system that lets user know when load collapses, so that system can directly provide the load life.


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  • Hardware Specifications
  • 8051 Microcontroller
  • Crystal Oscillator
  • Resistors
  • Capacitors
  • Transistors
  • Cables and Connectors
  • Diodes
  • PCB and Breadboards
  • LED
  • Transformer/Adapter
  • Push Buttons
  • Switch
  • IC
  • IC Sockets
  • Lamp
  • Software Specifications
  • Keil µVision IDE
  • MC Programming Language: Embedded C

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