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25 December 2023
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Abstract
Keywords:
INTRODUCTION
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- To identify and inform the owner of the vehicle (Motorcycle) through ARDUINO processor and GSM technology.
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- To eliminate the worries of owner of being not physically interacted with the motorcycle.
1.1. WORKING PRINCIPLE:

1.1. COMPONENTS
1.1.1. DISCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS:
1.1.1.1. ARDUINO PROCESSOR:

1.1.1.1. GSM MODULE :

1.1.1.1. VOLTAGE REGULATOR:

1.1.1.1. SWITCH:

1.1.1.1. JUMPER WIRE:

1.2.1.6.12. VOLT POWER SUPPLY:

1.2.1.7. DC JACK

1. 2. 1. 7. ARDUINO TO LAPTOP CONNECTOR:

1.2.1.7. SIM CARD:

1.2.1.7. MOBILE PHONE:

LITERATURE REVIEW
COMPONENTS AND DESCRIPTION
- ARDUINO UNO
- GSM MODULE
- VOLTAGE REGULATOR
- SWITCH
- JUMPER WIRES
- 12 VOLT POWER SUPPLY
- DC JACK
- ARDUINO TO LAPTOP CONNECTOR
- SIM CARD
- MOBILE PHONE
WORKING PRINCIPLE:

3.1. COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
3.1.1. ARDUINO PROCESSOR:

3.1.1.1. WHAT IS ARDUINO UNO:
3.1.1.1. WHAT IS ARDUINO MICROCONTROLLER UNO?
3. 2. 1. 3. LANGUAGES USE BY ARDUINO UNO:
- 1)
- ARDUINO UNO for basic level project
- 2)
- ARDUINO UNO for breadboard project
- 3)
- ARDUINO mega 2560 Rev3 for advanced level project
- 4)
- ARDUINO due for big and complex project
- 5)
- ARDUINO MKR Zero which is used for Audio and for sound project.
3.1.1.1. Pins in ARDUINO
- The pins A0 to A5 are used as an analog input and its range is of from 0 to 5 volt.
- The other is digital pins form 0 to 13 and it can be used for input or output for ARDUINO board.
- The third one is serial pins which is also known as UART pin
3.1.1.2. TYPES
- a)
- ARDUINO UNO
- b)
- ARDUINO board
- c)
- ARDUINO due
- d)
- ARDUINO Mega
- e)
- ARDUINO Leonardo
- a)
- ARDUINO Nano
- b)
- ARDUINO Pro mini
- c)
- ARDUINO Leonardo
- d)
- ARDUINO micro
3.2. GSM MODULE :

3.3.1. GSM STATES FOR:
3.3.1. WHY WE USE GSM ?
3.3.2. How we connect to GSM:
- We can obtain an account with your carrier of choice.
- In next step we can put and install the SIM card in the device.
- Power on the device.
- We can go to mobile connectivity page and connect.
- Then we can go the setting and enter the connection setting for the cellular modem in the device.
3.3.2. GSM to Arduino connection?
- 1
- In first step we can put the SIM Card into the SIM Card tray on the GSM module and lock it .not to move.
- 2
- The external antenna are connected by the module if we have not done first.
- 3
- In last step we can connect the GSM module and ARDUINO.
3.3.2. Types :
- 1
- The switching system (SS)
- 2
- The base station system (BSS)
- 3
- The operation and support system (OSS).
3.2. VOLTAGE REGULATOR:

3.4.1. WHAT IS VOLTAGE REGULATOR?
3.4.1. The three basic types of switching voltage are given below.
- Step up
- Step down
- Voltage regulator.
3.2. SWITCH:

3.5.1. MOTORCYCLE IGNITION SWITCH:
3. 5. 1. WHAT IS MOTORCYCLE IGNITION SWITCH AND HOW IT WORKS?
3.5.1. SWITCH KEY
3.5.1. PURPOSE OF IGNITION SWITCH:
3. 2. JUMPER WIRE:

3. 6. 1. WHAT ARE JUMPER WIRES:
3. 6. 1. JUMPER WIRE TYPES:
- Male-to-male jumper
- Male-to-female jumper
- Female-to-female jumper
3.6.2. How to select a jumper wire?
3.212. VOLT POWER SUPPLY:

3. 7. 1. What is a DC 12V power supply?
3.2. DC JACK:

3.8.1. WHAT IS DC JACK?
3.8.1. WHAT DC JACK DO?
3. 8. 1. TYPES OF DC JACK:
- Type A: 5.5 mm OD, 2.1 mm ID (with optional screw lock)
- Type A: 5.5 mm OD, 2.5 mm ID (with optional screw lock)
- Type B: 6.0 mm OD, 2.1 mm ID.
- Type B: 6.0 mm OD, 2.5 mm ID.
- Type C: 3.8 mm OD, 1.1 mm ID

3.8.1. HOW DOES DC JACK WORK?

3.2. ARDUINO TO LAPTOP CONNECTOR:

3.9.1. WHAT IS CONNECTER:
3.9.1. HOW TO CONNECT ARDUINO TO LAPTOP:
3.9.1. CONNECTOR TYPES:
3.9.1.1. THERE ARE THREE TYPES BASICALLY:
- board-to-board connectors,
- Cable/wire-to-cable/wire connectors,
- Cable/wire-to-board connectors.
3.9.2. HOW CONNECTOR WORK ?
3.9.2. PROPERTIES OF GOOD CONNECTORS:

3.2. SIM CARD:

3.10.1. HOW SIM CARD WORK:
3.10.1. SIZE OF SIM CARDS:
- 1) The STANDARD,
- 2) The MICRO, &
- 3) The NANO,
3.10.1. TYPES OF SIM CARDS:
3.10.1.1. How many SIM are there in PAKISTAN:
- 1)
- JAZZ
- 2)
- TELENOR
- 3)
- UFONE
- 4)
- ZONG
- 5)
- WARID

3.2. MOBILE PHONE:

3.11.1. NAMES OF MOBILES PHONES:
- ✓
- Cell phone
- ✓
- Smartphone
- ✓
- Pocket phone etc.
- 70% Japanese citizens &
- 62% US people used cell phone in 2005.
RESULT AND DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
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- The ratio of stolen Motorcycle in district Mardan is various from day to day however from survey we known that more than 200 bikes are stolen
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- From survey we known that most of Bikes are stolen in Mardan is because of no handle lock or other lock also have no security safety system in Bikes.
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- The most common reason of bike stolen is poverty, jobless, unemployed, illiterate, and many more causes.
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- Our survey related studies show that mostly the bikes owners are in district Mardan are poor so they can’t make proper security safety system.
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- Also there is deficiency of parking in city places shop places etc.
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- So in the light of above conclusions from the survey we made the following conclusions about our device.
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- The designed model is an “ MOTORSYCLE SECURITY SYSTEM” detector system for Bike stolen using Arduino processor and GSM Module.
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- The most important about this is that it is kept as low as possible in price but no compromise is made on the quality.
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- The device is kept as simple as possible. Everyone can understand the whole working principle with one or two time use.
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- This security system is easily made and less expensive also it is very easy to understand.
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- This system is less expensive than other which have using sensor etc.
FUTURE WORK:
- ➢ To obtain more accurate ratio of bike stolen in district Mardan and all its related rations more places may be surveyed and more fields may be added to it such as fingerprint system, sensor system, Camera keeping and more advance tools etc.
- ➢ Our designed model just detect the bike thieves, future work may ensure the safety along with the taking picture of thieves detecting fingerprint etc.
- ➢ Our designed is just for the detection of switch on or off the rest of bike touching alarm, future model main contain.
- ➢ More ever if we kept Camera, sensor, fingerprint detection system in bike it will be great.so it will be made in future
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