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This document discusses speed detection cameras and how they measure vehicle speed using Doppler radar. It explains that speed detection cameras use Doppler radar to emit radio waves that bounce off vehicles and return to the camera. By analyzing changes in the frequency of the returned waves compared to what was emitted, due to the Doppler effect, the camera can calculate a vehicle's speed. It also describes that speed detection cameras use day/night cameras to record views of surroundings and vehicle license plates to identify speeding vehicles. The document aims to explain how speed detection cameras work and their purpose of enhancing road safety by limiting speeding and reducing accidents.
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- 1. MEASUREMET OF SPEED USING SPEED DETECTION CAMERAS Submitted by, AKHIL BABU K C S6 EEE GPTC KTM
- 3. CONTENTS…………….. • IS SPEED DETECTION CAMERAS GOOD FOR US…………….? • PURPOSE OF SPEED DETECTION CAMERA…………… • DIFFERENT TYPES OF SPEED DETECTION CAMERAS…………. • WHAT IS DOPPLER EFFECT…….? • PARTS OF THE CAMERA. • WORKING…………………. • SPEED MEASUREMENT USING PRINCIPLE OF DOPPLER EFFECT…………….. • CONCLUSION………….
- 4. IS SPEED DETECTION CAMERAS GOOD FOR US…………….?
- 5. PURPOSE OF SPEED DETECTION CAMERA
- 6. IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS……….. TO MEASURE THE SPEED OF……… CRICKET BALL GOLF BALL BASE BALL , ETC………..
- 7. IN THE DEFENCE FIELD…..
- 8. IN THE FIELD OF TRAFFIC……… TO LIMIT THE OVERSPEEDING AND THEREBY TO REDUCE THE ACCIDENTS…….
- 9. DIFFERENT TYPES OF SPEED DETECTION CAMERAS
- 12. DOPPLER RADAR
- 13. WHAT IS DOPPLER EFFECT…….? The apparent change in pitch due to relative motion between source and observer is known as the Doppler's principle.
- 17. PARTS OF THE CAMERA • DOPPLER RADAR. • DAY AND NIGHT VISION CAMERA.
- 18. WORKING OF EACH UNIT………………….
- 19. DOPPLER RADAR • A basic speed gun is just a radio transmitter and receiver combined into one unit. • A radio transmitter is a device that oscillates an electrical current so the voltage goes up and down at a certain frequency. • This electricity generates electromagnetic energy, and when the current is oscillated, the energy travels through the air as an electromagnetic wave. • A transmitter also has an amplifier that increases the intensity of the electromagnetic energy and an antenna that broadcasts it into the air.
- 20. • A radio receiver is just the reverse of the transmitter: It picks up electromagnetic waves with an antenna and converts them back into an electrical current. • The radar device emits a concentrated radio wave and listens for any echo. • If there is an object in the path of the radio wave, it will reflect some of the electromagnetic energy, and the radio wave will bounce back to the radar device. • Radio waves move through the air at a constant speed, so the radar device can calculate how far away the object is based on how long it takes the radio signal to return. • D = v/t Where, v is the velocity of radio wave. t is the time (T/2).
- 21. • When radar is used to measure the speed of an object, due to a phenomenon called Doppler shift. • When the radar gun and the car are both standing still, the echo will have the same wave frequency as the original signal. Each part of the signal is reflected when it reaches the car, mirroring the original signal exactly.
- 22. • when the car is moving, each part of the radio signal is reflected at a different point in space, which changes the wave pattern. • When the car is moving away from the radar gun, the second segment of the signal has to travel a greater distance to reach the car than the first segment of the signal. • If the car is moving toward the radar gun, the second segment of the wave travels a shorter distance than the first segment before being reflected. • As a result, the peaks and valleys of the wave get squeezed together: The frequency increases. • Based on how much the frequency changes, a radar gun can calculate how quickly a car is moving toward it or away from it.
- 23. DAY AND NIGHT VISION CAMERA. • To record the views of surroundings……… • To record the name plate of the vehicle which violate the speed limit……..
- 24. SPEED MEASUREMENT USING PRINCIPLE OF DOPPLER EFFECT f M= 2 v fE cos(α) Where, fM is the frequency of the received signal. v is the speed of vehicle. fE is the frequency of transmitted signal α is the angle between the transmitted signal and path along which the vehicle travels.
- 25. CONCLUSION • Makes our road safer and our journey too. • Decreases road accidents. • Can use this Technology in Various fields.
- 26. HOPE YOU ALL UNDERSTAND , THANK YOU…….!