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This feasibility study evaluates the viability of creating a low-cost passive infrared motion sensor using locally sourced materials. It analyzes the technical, financial, and management aspects of the project. The technical chapter describes the sensor design and components. The financial chapter outlines the materials, sources of funding, and total expected expenses of approximately $590. The management chapter proposes the organizational structure and timeline required to complete the study. The overall goal is to determine if a self-made sensor could be more cost-effective than commercially available options while limiting the analysis only to technical and cost factors.

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Scope and Limitations

This feasibility study evaluates the viability of creating a low-cost passive infrared motion sensor using locally sourced materials. It analyzes the technical, financial, and management aspects of the project. The technical chapter describes the sensor design and components. The financial chapter outlines the materials, sources of funding, and total expected expenses of approximately $590. The management chapter proposes the organizational structure and timeline required to complete the study. The overall goal is to determine if a self-made sensor could be more cost-effective than commercially available options while limiting the analysis only to technical and cost factors.

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Scope and Limitations

This feasibility study, “Passive Infrared Motion sensor”, was conducted to know the

viability and to know whether the researchers’ self-made product more economical than

commercially made product. The study is limited in marketing aspect since the researchers focus

only on making a motion sensor out of low-cost materials.

Statement of the problem

This feasibility study is intended to evaluate the viability of “Motion sensor”.

Specifically, it aims to evaluate and analyze the following areas:

 The Technical aspect of the study

 Product Description

 Product Process

 Equipment/Materials

 Location

 The Financing aspect of the study

 Sources of Funds

 Total Expenses

 The Management aspect of the study

 Manpower

 Project Schedule

 The Socio-economic aspect of the study


 Contribution to the government

 Contribution to the society


Chapter V

FINANCIAL ASPECT

This chapter includes the source of funds and the total expenditures of the feasibility

study.

Materials Price
Solder dot prototype board
Solid wires
PIR Motion sensor Php 500
Female 3-pin connector Php 14
1200 Ohms resistor Php 1
Buzzer
Lightbulb
9V Battery Php 75

Chapter VI

MANAGEMENT STUDY

This chapter tackles about the entire organizational arrangement of the business. The

management aspect suggest a clear and precise identification of duties and responsibilities and
manpower level requirement. This contains the organizational representation of the timeline of

the study.

Gathering of
Formulating a title Introduction
references

Conclusion Other aspects Making a prototype

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