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Upgrade of Electronic Security Fence System by Reduction of Vibration Noise by Wind Effect

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Vibrational noise signal due to wind force on the electronic fence security system need to be overcome. Sensor cables were already fast fixed on to existing security fence perimeter. The wind noises generated by the strong wind were much problem by the real operation of electronical fence system. Wind noise signals receiving from sensor cables were processed and analyzed to improve the existing program in the DSP (TMS320F2812) microcontroller. The system collects signal amplitude, duration time and frequency spectrum to distinguish the wind effect from intrusion signal. The result gives the real or false alarm. Frequency analysis was done for each duration of Nā€‰=ā€‰128 samples of input signal was using special algorithm of the fast Fourier transform through DSP microcontroller. The security system has been tested at border lines of Mongolia. A detection rate after apply the developed algorithm for reducing false alarms was improved up to 94%ā€“ā€‰95% of reliable accuracy for real field application.

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This research was financially supported by the Project No. 201501262003 ā€œSensitive and Errorless Electrical Security Fence by Using Minimal Friction Electricity in Coaxial Cableā€ of the National Research Foundation of Korea and by the Project No. COR_01/2015 ā€œHigh Sensitive and Errorless Security Fence Systemā€ of the Mongolian Foundation for Science and Technology.

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Kim, H., Ayurzana, O. (2019). Upgrade of Electronic Security Fence System by Reduction of Vibration Noise by Wind Effect. In: Hwang, S., Tan, S., Bien, F. (eds) Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Green and Human Information Technology. ICGHIT 2018. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 502. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0311-1_11

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