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The document outlines a temperature-based fan control system using Arduino and a DHT11 sensor that automatically adjusts fan speed according to room temperature for comfort and energy efficiency. It incorporates features such as real-time temperature display, PWM for speed management, and is applicable in various settings including homes and offices. The system aims to reduce manual adjustments and energy consumption by operating the fan only as needed.

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TEMPERATURE BASED FAN CONTROL

Anadir Paul, Pratik Saha, Shibam Pain, Priyangsu Lohar, Agniva Ray
IEM Newtown, UEM Kolkata, University Area, Action Area III, Kolkata-700160

Our project is an Arduino and DHT11 sensor-based temperature-


controlled fan control system. It adjusts fan speed automatically
according to room temperature for comfort, saving power, and
encouraging energy efficiency.

➢ S – Substitute
• Replaces manual fan speed adjustment with an automated system that adjusts according to room
temperature.
• Replaces traditional fan control mechanisms with an Arduino-based smart system.
➢ C – Combine
• Combines a temperature sensor (DHT11) with Arduino for automatic fan control.
• Includes an LCD display to display real-time temperature and fan speed.
• Utilizes PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) to continuously manage fan speed according to temperature
variations.
➢ A – Adapt
• Transposes the idea of automated temperature control employed in HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and
Air Conditioning) systems to a domestic fan.
• Deploys microcontroller-based automation on a common household appliance for energy efficiency.
• Embraces eco-friendly technology to assist in the reduction of carbon emissions through regulation
of unnecessary energy consumption.
➢ M – Modify
• Upgrades a basic fan to make it responsive to temperature changes.
• Adds real-time temperature sensing and automatic adjustments.
• Minimizes power wastage as the fan is made to operate only as quickly as required.
➢ P – Put to Another Use
• Is applicable in residences, offices, hospitals, data centers, and industrial facilities where intelligent
cooling is required.
• Possible usage in smart homes and IoT-based energy efficient systems.
➢ E – Eliminate
• Reduces the manually required adjustment of the fan speed.
• Eliminates excessive energy usage by controlling speed automatically rather than operating based on
a constant high speed.
➢ R – Reverse (or rearrange)
• Reverses the conventional method where users physically operate the fan—now, the fan operates
automatically based on live temperature.
• Reconfigures the functionality of the fan, converting it into an active instead of a passive process.

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