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Technical Seminar
On

B. Hemanth Kumar (15F61A0215)


IV B.Tech- II Sem
Under the esteemed guidance of
Mr. G. SESHADRI, M.Tech., MBA, MISTE, MIEEE,(Ph.D)
Assosiate professor, Department of EEE.

SIDDHARTH INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY


Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
(An ISO 9001:2008 Certified Institution)
(Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade)
(Approved by A.I.C.T.E New Delhi, Affiliated to J.N.T.U.A, ANANTAPURAMU)
Narayanavanam, Puttur-517583, AP.
2016-2019

NT OF EEE 1
 CONTENTS:

 INTRODUCTION

 HARDWARE DESCRIPTION

 OVERVIEW OF THE SYSTEM

 TESTING AND EVALUATION

 CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION

“Landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) are legacy of


war”

 What are Landmines?


Landmines are container of explosives that
are triggered by contact with a person or
vehicles.

 What are UXO?


UXO are bombs or fired rocket launchers whose
fuses did not detonate.
 There are two types of Landmines
1. Anti-tank(AT)

AT are designed to destroy tanks and


armored vehicles.

2. Anti-personnel(AP)

Is an explosive device made to injure or


kill a person.
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
IMPULSE GENERATOR

• The pulse generator delivered by SATIS Coproduces


0.8 ns monocycle pulses.

• Covers a wide frequency band from 500MHz till 2GHz .

• It was found experimentally that the 0.8ns monocycle


satisfies penetration and resolution requirement.
Antenna System

• The GPR System’s performance strongly depends on the antenna


system.

• The antenna system consist of transmitter and receiver.

 The transmit antenna should:

• Radiate ultra-wide band (UWB).

• Radiate electro magnetic energy.

• Produce an optimal footprint.

• Type of the ground.


The Receiver antenna should:

 sufficient sensitivity in order to receive very weak fields.


 Receive the field in a local point.
 Be elevated at least 10cm above the ground surface

Pulse Extender

 Pulse extender will amplify the ground reflection.

A/D Converter

 TXr RXr High speed sampler A/D converter.


 Center frequency and Bandwidth.
 PROCESSOR

 A/D converter Processor.

 Processes the signal.

 Presence or absence of surrogate mine.

 Mine detecting signal Visual display.

 Visual Display

 Range of targets.

 Exact position.
OVERVIEW OF THESYSTEM

• A series of measurements has been taken using a set of targets


buried in the various types of soil.

• An FR-127-MSCB (Imp) developed by CSIRO.

• System collects 127 echoes or surroundings per second.

• Each composed of 512 samples with 12bit accuracy.

• Sounding range vary from 4ns to 32ns.

• GPR uses bi static bow-tie antenna which transmits wideband, ultra


short duration pulses.
 A-Scan
 Presence or absence of surrogate mine .

 The Electromagnetic field is scattered.

 The graph is Amplitude Vs Time

 Graph is used for visual inspection

 B- Scan
 Visualize the target of surrogate mine.

 B-san calculates distance from soil to the mine.

 Shows target at 55 cm and 100 cm.

 Graph helps to calculate the distance from ground to mine


DEPLOYMENT PLATFORM
Testing and Evaluation

• US Army performs test at their testing facilities ,


which include carefully constructed mine lines.
• Testing and Evaluation environment, landmines
are live.
• Dirt and gravel lanes are maintained.
PRO’S &CONS
• GPR has accurate • The sensor such as GPR is
measurements. larger and heavier.
• GPR locates even small • GPR is more power-hungry.
targets. • GPR can suffer falls alarm
• It has been well founded by rates as high as metal
the defense. detectors.
• Biological sensors can only • GPR can be very effective or
operate for limited periods, ineffective, depending on
but in GPR has no such soil moisture and mine
limits. location
• GPR has been tested
indifferent environmental
conditions
Conclusion

• Impulse GPR system is using for detecting anti-tank and


anti-personal mines.
• Currently, very little technology is used in real-world
demining activities.
• Through iterative design, build test cycles, and blind and
scored testing at Army mine lanes.
THANK YOU

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