Custom Perimeter Alarm System: Optimizing Surveillance for Multiple Checkpoint Integration
Vol 30 (2024), Articles
Vol 30 (2024)

Custom Perimeter Alarm System: Optimizing Surveillance for Multiple Checkpoint Integration

Articles
Published January 13, 2025
Patryk Jaskuła
Department of Electronic and Telecommunications Systems, Rzeszów University of Technology, ul. Powstańców Warszawy 12, 35-959 Rzeszów, Poland,
Mariusz Węglarski
Rzeszów University of Technology
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Keywords

alarm system, perimeter loop, parametrized line, EOL

Abstract

This work develops an innovative perimeter loop configuration aimed at surpassing the limitations of conventional alarm systems. The proposed design allows for the integration of a large number of sensors into a single monitoring loop, using only two connecting wires, and is compatible with NC (normally closed) sensors. The system’s installation is simplified through the use of standardized parameterizing resistors, and it includes a calibration method to improve detection accuracy. A prototype was tested with 20 sensors, demonstrating that wire resistance is a critical factor influencing system performance. The system, which can handle numerous closely spaced control points features battery backup capability to ensure operation during power failures. Overall, the system effectively manages complex monitoring requirements and provides reliable performance under various conditions.

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