Taser - Stungun Semi-Automatic Advanced Security System Concept Test for Volvo FH - 12

Abstract

Abstract Truck theft in Peru is ranked among the 10 most dangerous countries in the world. In that sense, the registered cases of vehicle theft in the year 2012 were a total of 16 357 and in the year 2019 was 20 159 stolen vehicles increasing a percentage of 18.89% in only 7 years. This paper shows as an objective, the development of the Proof of Concepts of an Advanced Security System Taser - Stungun semi-automatic for Volvo FH - 12. In this system, a TTL device (PIC) is used as hardware and a voltage booster from 5v to 5000v generating protection for the easiest and most valuable parts to steal. The proof of concept is activated by the user by buttons and sensors assigned for the protection of the truck, since the installed devices will be aesthetically located in the truck to not be found by the thief, besides being very reliable so that the driver can use it, also in its installation. The prototype will use a shock as self-defense since the system will generate an electric shock of 10 mA with a frequency of 2 seconds, which can immobilize or temporarily paralyze the thief. Therefore, it will analyze the alternatives with the help of the morphological matrix to choose the ideal solution, then we will design the electrical circuit, the programming in pseudocode, validating the proof of concepts, and the selection of the insulator. Finally, it must consider the correct selection of sensors and actuators thus allowing security reliability in different circumstances of the theft.