1. A
PRESENTATION ON
GPS INTERFACE IN GSM NETWORKS
submitted in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of
BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
SESSION 2015-2019
Submitted to:- Submitted by :-
MR. RAHUL GARG (HOD:EE) MOHIT SAKARWAL
MS. ARCHANA SHARMA(SEMINAR INCHARGE) ROLL NO. 15EMTEE028
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
MAHARSHI ARVIND INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
RAJASTHAN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, KOTA
2. Contents
• Introduction
• What is GPS ?
• Importance of GPS
• What is GSM ?
• Importance of GSM
• Working principle
• GSM Tracker circuit
3. Contents
• GSM Module
• Vehicle Tracking system
• Advantages
• Disadvantages
• Applications
• Scope in future
4. Introduction
• GPS is one of the technologies that are used in
a huge number of applications today.
• This system uses GPS and GSM technologies.
• GPS provides the latitude and longitude
information of the mobile asset a given time,
this information can be transmitted to any
place using the GPS /GPRS radio link.
5. What is GPS ?
• The Global positioning system (GPS) is a
satellite based navigation system
• It is made up of a network of 24 satellites
placed into orbit.
• GPS was originally intended for militery
applications.
• It consists of two units
. Transmitting side
. Monitoring side
7. Importance of GPS
GPS ( Global positioning
system)
GPS always transmits the
data.
GPS receiver gets the
location information from
satellites.
GPS TRACKING can be
used to track vehicles,
equipments, mobile
phones, people.
8. What is GSM ?
• GSM (Global system for mobile communication)
is a digital mobile telephony system.
• GSM uses in variation of time division multiple
access (TDMA).
9. IMPORTANCE OF GSM
• GSM is a digital cellular
communications system.
• It is used for transmitting
mobile voice and data
services.
• International roaming
capability.
• Better security against fraud.
10. WORKING PRINCIPLE
• The GPS technology uses at least three or four
of the 24 satellites for computing the position
and location of objects.
• GPS receivers the satellites transmitted signals
and accurately determine the location.
• GSM technology determines an object’s
position by using signal strength and
triangulation from base stations.
11. Contd…..
• GPS track the location of device of phone by
using digital maps, such as Google maps.
• GSM, on the other hand, triangulates the
location of a cell phone in a network by using
the phone’s international mobile equipment
identity or IMEI number.
13. GSM Module
• Any GSM module is using the normal GSM
network.
• GSM modules can be communicated to PIC-
microcontroller using normal serial USART
protocol.
• Communicated is being done using regular GSM
modem AT commands.
14. VEHICLE TRACKING SYSTEM
• Its combines the installation of an electronic
devise in a vehicle.
• It commonly uses GPS of GLONASS
technology.
• It is used in consumers vehicles as a theft
prevention and retrieval device.
• The existence of vehicle tracking device that
can be use to reduce the insurance cost.
15.
16. ADVANTAGES
• It provides more security than other system.
• Monitors all hazards and threats.
• Alert message to mobile phone for remote
information.
• Mobile number can be changed at any time.
• Location of vehicle or object can be
determined anytime.
17. DISADVANTAGES
• System are very costly.
• Required professional experience.
• Signals doesn’t work indoor.
• Signals are not accurate due to obstacles to
signal.
• Privacy concern.
18. APPLICATION
• Stolen vehicle recovery.
• Field service management.
• It is used for food delivery.
• It is used for car rental companies.
• To track animals in jungles.
19. SCOPE IN FUTURE
• If anybody steal our car we can easily
find our car around the globe and the
vehicle can be turned off by only
with a simple SMS.