GSM Remote Control Gate Control Schematic


Posted on Feb 7, 2014

Power is supplied by continuous voltage, not always stabilized (applied to PWR + and -) at a value between 5 and 32V; such voltage is filtered at the bottom by the diode protecting against polarity inversion (D1) through condensers C1 and C2. Fuse F1 enables us to protect both thecircuit and the power source in case of a short circuit in the integrated regulator


GSM Remote Control Gate Control Schematic
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discussed below, which is necessary to obtain the 4 volts needed for the rest of the circuit to work. The switching regulator is based on a MC34063 chip, utilized in the classic configuration of series PWM regulators charged by inductance, whose output voltage depends on the energy stored in L1; the regulator is stabilized by the component demoted from resistive divider R2/R3, which is needed to set at 4V the component leveled at the top of both C4 e C5. The 4 volts at the bottom of the abovementioned condensers are sufficiently filtered by other condensers placed on the power lines of the microcontroller and of the GSM module; which presents, during transmission, absorption peaks compensated for by C7, C8, C13, C14, C15 e C16, thus avoiding that an impulsive current request may cause the microcontroller to be disturbed. The microcontroller used to handle the whole system is a powerful PIC18F46K20-I/PT by Microchip, which we use in its configuration with an internal clock oscillator; both the scheme and in the printed circuit are nevertheless equipped with external quartz, which we included for those who may want to modify the firmware and develop specific applications requiring an external oscillator. Once the I/O lines have been initialized, the microcontroller verifies the logical state of the opto-isolated inputs at voltage level (RB4 and RB5) as well as that of lines RC4, RC5, RD0, RD3, RX, which are needed to receive...




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