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This document describes a project to monitor energy usage and notify industries using an EB sim card. A microcontroller receives input from current and potential transformers to calculate power usage. The EB provides each industry with a sim card containing an EEPROM to store the allotted energy amount. When usage reaches the set value, the microcontroller sounds a buzzer and sends a notification to the manager. A block diagram shows current and potential transformers feeding the microcontroller, which then activates a buzzer driver and notifies the EB sim card.
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