Ceiling survey vehicle for electrical wiring
Keywords:
Survey vehicle, Electric field, Electromagnetic field, Non Contact SensorAbstract
Article about Ceiling survey vehicle for electrical wiring, The main objective is to study and design a system for detecting and estimating the electric field of wires used with AC power. and convert the electric field value back to the AC voltage value. The workpiece was designed to be a survey vehicle. to detect the voltage of the AC power cable in the dangerous voltage range of 180 – 240 volts, the wheel system of the surveyor is made of mecanum wheels. that can only run under a flat ceiling, The method of study was to study the design of an electric field detection system. Made by myself with copper wire No. 18, size 0.82 sq.mm., together with the application of a contactless electric meter pen. It also studied the detection of electromagnetic fields using the EMF Meterk. The system transmits data including controlling and data to computers wirelessly using Wi-Fi. The results showed that the detection distance of the electric and electromagnetic fields required the probe as close as possible to the wires. The result is that the electric field can be detected, the electric field can be converted analog to digital. It can be estimated to be an AC voltage in the range of 180 – 240 V.
Keywords: Survey vehicle, Electric field, Electromagnetic field, Non Contact-Sensor
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