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2011- Vermont Technical College Electro-Mechanical Senior Project Threat Verification- NAVATA Sensor Selection and Mechanical Design Networked Advanced Vehicle Anti-Tamper & Alert System Tim Quinn, Jacques Dupuis, Henry Mossell

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2011- Vermont Technical College Electro-Mechanical Senior Project

Threat Verification- NAVATASensor Selection and Mechanical Design

Networked Advanced Vehicle Anti-Tamper & Alert System

Tim Quinn, Jacques Dupuis, Henry Mossell

Table of Contents

BackgroundProblem StatementSolution StatementArray Placement ConceptSystem OverviewSensors Evaluated

Background

Deployed Vehicles Unattended Vehicles tampered with unattended A vibration sensor is currently employed Wide open spaces and wind gust Not immune to vibrations due to wind False alarms Determine an actual threat from wind gusts

Problem Statement

Check Feasibility for Different Sensors

Discrete PackageRobustWater ProofEasy to ReplaceSensitivity5 VoltMax current 0.577 ADetection is directly under the

Vehicle

Solution Statement

To design a system that uses a Passive Infrared Sensors to detect a real threat to the vehicle.

An array of PIRs shall be mounted in the under carriage to create a detection envelope directly under the vehicle.

The sensors will only be deployed when the alarm is activated.

Sensor Array Concept

System Overview

Person crawls under vehicle to tamper with it

PIR detects persons movement under vehicle

Send threat verification signal to the CAN-Bus

Threat is detected

Sensor Evaluation

Sensor 5 Volt

Water Proof

Robust

Easy to Replace Discrete Sensitiv

ity

PIR X X X X X X

Ultra-Sonic X X X X X

Pitot Tube X X

Ping Pong Gust Detector X X

PIRMaxbotix LV-EZ0

Pitot Tube Pressure Sensor

Freescale MXP2010

Gust detector using a ping- pong ball and optical

sensor

Housing Design

6061 machined Aluminum housing Rubber O-ring seals for cover and side

door 5V mini linear actuator 30mm stroke PCB boards mounted on either side of

actuator Actuator extends PIR into open view

when vehicle is shut off and armed with NAVATA system

Schedule

Cost of Engineering and Design

Parts Type CostsSensors PIR $30.00

  Ultrasonic $26.00  Keller Pressure $151.00  Freescale Pressure $5.24 

Housing 6061 Aluminum Stock $50.00  O-Ring Seal $10.00  Rare Earth Magnet $10.00  Linear Solenoid $31.00  $101.00 

Labor 252 hours ($100/hr) $25,200.00 

Total Parts and Labor PIR $25,331.00  Ultrasonic $25,327.00  Keller Pressure $25,452.00  Freescale Pressure $25,306.24

Thank you

Questions?