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Here's how to build a burglar alarm from a PIC 16C84 that monitors 4 NC inputs and when triggered, activates an output relay system. All this to keep you safe from your electronics students with chips on their shoulders.
PIC Burglar Alarm Link
4 channel PIC burglar alarm catches the crook
Posted by Jonah Brucker-Cohen |
Oct 10, 2007 04:24 AM
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cool project, bad pun.
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Here is another tip. If you make your apartment looks occupied while you are away, then you have an opportunity to substantially decrease a chance of burglary. Lights and noise in your apartment are the best burglar deterrents. These CDs have prerecorded household sounds and bathroom noises that make an impression that your apartment is occupied, even if nobody is there.
You can let CD play nonstop while you are away.
Two sites make similar products: www.DeterrentSounds.com and www.audioguard.com.
Hope this might help!
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