Bluetooth controlled devices using Arduino microcontroller. how to simply control your home appliances by using arduino . It's pretty simple due to open source platform of Arduino and its IDE.
Arduino Based Home Automation (2003) (1003018)Rappy Saha
This document describes an Arduino-based home automation system that allows control of home appliances both from within the home and remotely using GSM technology. The system uses various sensors like IR sensors, temperature sensors, and PIR motion sensors connected to an Arduino board to monitor visitors, temperature, and detect motion. Appliances can be controlled through the Arduino using a relay module. A LCD display and GSM shield allow checking sensor readings and controlling appliances remotely through text messages. The system provides facilities for automation, temperature monitoring, intruder detection and allows remote control and monitoring of the home.
Arduino based Home Automation System with AndroidSayan Seth
This document describes an Arduino-based home automation system using Android and Bluetooth. The system allows controlling electrical devices like lights and appliances remotely using an Android app over Bluetooth. It uses an Arduino Uno microcontroller, Bluetooth module, sensors, relays and can automate functions like security and energy efficiency. The Android app is developed using MIT App Inventor and the Arduino code integrates the different components to enable remote home automation.
IoT(internet of thing) Based working of Smart devices Ahmad Kamal
This document discusses hardware and components for an IOT controlled smart home system, including Arduino, WiFi modules, sensors, and appliances. It describes the Arduino UNO microcontroller board and ESP8266 WiFi module that enable wireless connectivity. Sensors discussed are temperature/humidity, motion, smoke, ultrasonic, and infrared for monitoring home conditions. Appliances that could be controlled include lights and fans. The system is intended to automate a smart home using these IOT devices connected via WiFi or Bluetooth.
This document summarizes a student project to create an electrical parameter monitoring and smart switching system using an Arduino microcontroller. The system allows remote control of home appliances like lighting and temperature control through a Bluetooth-enabled Android phone. It uses an Arduino board, Bluetooth module, relay, Android phone, breadboard, and other electronic components. The relay protects electrical circuits from overload while the Android app interface allows remote control and status feedback of connected home automation devices over WiFi. The goal is to create a reliable, secure, energy-efficient and user-friendly home automation system using wireless technology.
IR BASED HOME AUTOMATION USING ARDUINO UNOMln Phaneendra
In this work, a remote controlled device is used to control 1 - 6 different single phase loads like Fans, Tube Lights and etc.,
This Automation can be operated up to a 30 feet of distance . Our work is based on Infra-Red(IR) technology and a simple Arduino Board(AB) using Printed Circuit Board(PCB).
The new designed circuit is more advantageous as it is portable, easy to carry and use.
Arduino Based Home Automation System with Android andAnish Basu
This document describes an Arduino-based home automation system using Android and Bluetooth. The system allows controlling electrical devices like lights and appliances remotely using an Android app over Bluetooth. It consists of an Arduino Uno microcontroller, HC-05 Bluetooth module, sensors, relays and can automate devices based on sensor inputs. The Android app is developed using MIT App Inventor and communicates with the Arduino over Bluetooth to send control signals. The system provides benefits like security, energy efficiency and convenience.
This document describes a home automation project using an Arduino UNO board and a TV remote control. A single remote control is used to operate four appliances or loads connected to a 4-channel relay board. The TSOP1738 IR receiver receives signals from the remote and sends the data to the Arduino. An IRremote library decodes the signals from the numeric keys and power button on the remote. The Arduino then controls the relay board to turn the loads on and off based on the remote control buttons pressed.
SMART HOME AUTOMATION USING MOBILE APPLICATIONEklavya Sharma
This document outlines a smart home automation project using a mobile application to control home appliances via an Arduino board and Bluetooth module. The objectives are to understand smart home concepts, establish serial communication between Arduino and a mobile device, and design a user interface. The system allows controlling AC loads from an Android phone app through an Arduino, Bluetooth module, relays, and relay driver IC. A block diagram and flowchart illustrate the components and process. An App Inventor mobile app is created to provide the human-machine interface.
bluetooth controlled home automation using arduino by shubham sinhaShubham Sinha
This document describes a home automation system using an Arduino Uno, Bluetooth module, relays, and an Android app. The system allows remote control of appliances via a smartphone. It provides a circuit diagram and lists the hardware used, including the Arduino, Bluetooth module, relays, power supply, and switchboard. Advantages are convenience and energy savings. Disadvantages include limited range and number of devices controlled. The document discusses problems faced and solutions, and possibilities for future expansion using WiFi.
This document describes an IOT based weather reporting system that uses temperature, humidity, and rain sensors to monitor weather conditions and provide live reporting over the internet. The system uses an Arduino Uno microcontroller connected to DHT11 and rain drop sensors to constantly measure temperature, humidity, and rainfall. The sensor data is transmitted to an online server via WiFi. Users can access the weather data by visiting a website. The system provides automated, real-time weather monitoring and reporting with high accuracy at a low cost.
I made this project soon after completing my trainee period. This project was aimed at reducing human effort and allowing ease of access to differently-abled people. Home automation using bluetooth is really cheap to build and easy install in your home.
Presented here is a home automation system using a simple Android app, which you can use to control electrical appliances with clicks or voice commands. Commands are sent via Bluetooth to Arduino Uno. So you need not get up to switch on or switch off the device while watching a movie or doing some work.
This document provides an overview and introduction to a digital home automation project using Arduino and Bluetooth. The project aims to develop a home automation system that allows appliances to be remotely controlled via an Android smartphone application. Key components include an Arduino Uno microcontroller, HC-05 Bluetooth module, relays, and an Android app. The system allows electrical appliances like lights and fans to be switched on or off from a smartphone. The Arduino code controls the relays based on commands received over Bluetooth from the Android app.
The Project is about anti-theft & automation. It also provides protection against gas leakage by notification through sms and internet. Ability to control electrical equipments via internet
This document outlines a project to develop a home automation system using a Node MCU board that can be remotely controlled from an Android smartphone. The system allows users to control electrical appliances and switches in their home from their phone. It provides a modern solution for home automation that makes it easier for users to control devices anywhere in their home. The key components outlined are the Node MCU, relays, batteries, LED bulbs, Arduino IDE, ESP8266 library, Blynk libraries, and Blynk app. It provides step-by-step instructions on setting up the circuit, configuring the software, uploading code, and testing the system.
IoT Based home automation system using Arduino boardIRJET Journal
This document describes an IoT-based home automation system using an Arduino board. The system uses sensors like a temperature sensor and light sensor connected to an Arduino Uno board. An Android application is also developed to allow users to manually control lights and appliances. The Arduino board acts as an interface between the hardware sensors and components and the software application. The system aims to automatically adjust the home environment and comfort levels based on sensor readings to optimize energy usage.
Automatic Room Lights Controller Using Arduino & PIR SensorAnkit Chaudhary
The document describes an automatic room light control system using an Arduino microcontroller and PIR motion sensor. The system is designed to automatically turn lights on when motion is detected by the PIR sensor, and turn lights off after a period of no motion. The system components include a PIR sensor to detect motion, an Arduino Uno microcontroller for processing and control, and a relay to control power to the lights. When motion is detected, the PIR sensor sends a signal to the Arduino, which then activates the relay to turn on the lights. After a set time of no motion, the Arduino deactivates the relay to turn off the lights. The system is intended to automatically control room lights to save
Bluetooth based home automation using arduino presentatonLalitKapoor7
This presentation outlines a Bluetooth-based home automation system using an Arduino Uno board. The system allows remote control of home appliances via an Android application. It uses an Arduino Uno microcontroller, HC-05 Bluetooth module, relays, and a relay driver. An Android app sends control signals over Bluetooth to the Arduino, which activates the relays to power devices. The presentation describes the hardware components, software, block diagram, advantages like remote monitoring, and a cost analysis. It aims to develop a low-cost home automation solution with remote control capabilities.
Final year report on remote control of home appliances via bluetoothShubham Bhattacharya
This document is a project report for remotely controlling home appliances using a smartphone. It includes 6 students who worked on the project under the guidance of Prof. Smarajit Maity. The report acknowledges the support received and provides chapters on literature review of similar projects using GSM, IR, DTMF and RF technologies, the previous work done, the proposed project work including block diagrams and programming, results analysis and future scope.
This document presents a project on digital home automation using Arduino Bluetooth. The project was submitted by Shishupal Kumar and Sahila Sadaf to their professor Dr. Manikant Kumar. The project uses an Arduino UNO microcontroller board along with an HC-05 Bluetooth module to control 4 loads or appliances remotely via a smartphone. The circuit diagram and code are provided, along with descriptions of the components used. Potential limitations include a limited Bluetooth range and needing continuous power. Advantages are that the system is robust and easy to use from a smartphone. Applications include smart home automation by adding sensors to control lighting, temperature and more remotely.
This ppt includes all those questions related to our project (Home Automation System) that was asked by Judges in techFest'21 held by Sant Longowal Institute Of Engineering And Technology (Deemed University), Punjab, India.
Smart home device system using arduino uno & X-Beepremdeshmane
The document discusses the development of a user-centric intelligent home automation system using Arduino Uno and XBee. It defines the problem as controlling home devices wirelessly using a graph system. The objectives are to allow convenient, safe, energy-efficient and secure control of devices via mobile. It describes the existing remote control methods and chooses a Windows OS-based system using .NET and C/C++ to interface with Arduino, XBee and home devices.
The document provides an outline and overview of a student project to design a remotely controlled smart home power strip using an Arduino processor. The summary is:
1) The project aims to create an inexpensive smart home device by designing a power strip that can be remotely controlled via WiFi using an Arduino microcontroller.
2) The power strip prototype includes an Arduino Nano, ESP8266 WiFi module, relays to control three AC outlets, sensors to monitor temperature and current, and an RTC chip for independent timekeeping.
3) Communication between the power strip, a Java server, and client apps is handled over WiFi, with the server managing commands, updates to a MySQL database, and
This document outlines an engineering project to design a smart home automation system using a Raspberry Pi and Arduino for voice recognition. It discusses the background and problem statement, presenting a need for low-cost home automation without extensive infrastructure changes. The project aims to develop such a system using wireless communication between a Raspberry Pi and sensors to control and monitor devices. It then covers the design, results showing the concept was well received, budget, and schedule, concluding the low-cost system is flexible and offers advantages over competitors.
This document describes two models of a home automation system using IoT. Model 1 uses a NodeMCU, infrared sensor, and relay module to control lights and fans remotely via a smartphone. Model 2 uses an Arduino, DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, and LCD display to monitor and display temperature and humidity readings. Both models were implemented successfully. The document also provides details on the components, architecture, applications of IoT, and references used.
This document describes a home automation system that allows users to control devices in their home from their mobile phone using Bluetooth. The system connects an Android phone to a microcontroller using a Bluetooth module. The user can then control electrical devices and appliances connected to relays through the microcontroller. This provides convenience and accessibility from anywhere. It also improves energy efficiency and security for homes.
Smart Home Automation And security SystemAmit Kundu
This document discusses using internet of things (IOT) for home automation and security systems. It describes using voice commands, remote control, motion sensors, and other components like Arduino, Bluetooth, and sensors to control lighting, air conditioning, appliances. Potential limitations are discussed like unreliable sonar sensors or needing an internet connection. Future work focuses on upgrading components and simplifying the setup process.
This report summarizes a 6-week training on Arduino. It discusses the company profile, an overview of IoT and Arduino, the components of an Arduino board. It then describes a project using an Arduino Nano and Bluetooth module to control lights. The circuit diagram and code are provided. Relays and ULN2003 are used to control higher power loads. The Android app controls the lights by sending characters over Bluetooth. Potential applications and disadvantages of the project are also mentioned.
This document provides an overview of an ICT workshop on Arduino hardware platforms. It discusses the key components of a hardware project, including communication modules, microcontrollers, sensors/actuators, and power sources. It then describes the Arduino platform in more detail, including common Arduino boards, specifications of the Arduino Uno, the Arduino IDE, and how to connect Arduino to sensors and actuators. It also provides examples of temperature and other sensors that can be used in Arduino projects.
bluetooth controlled home automation using arduino by shubham sinhaShubham Sinha
This document describes a home automation system using an Arduino Uno, Bluetooth module, relays, and an Android app. The system allows remote control of appliances via a smartphone. It provides a circuit diagram and lists the hardware used, including the Arduino, Bluetooth module, relays, power supply, and switchboard. Advantages are convenience and energy savings. Disadvantages include limited range and number of devices controlled. The document discusses problems faced and solutions, and possibilities for future expansion using WiFi.
This document describes an IOT based weather reporting system that uses temperature, humidity, and rain sensors to monitor weather conditions and provide live reporting over the internet. The system uses an Arduino Uno microcontroller connected to DHT11 and rain drop sensors to constantly measure temperature, humidity, and rainfall. The sensor data is transmitted to an online server via WiFi. Users can access the weather data by visiting a website. The system provides automated, real-time weather monitoring and reporting with high accuracy at a low cost.
I made this project soon after completing my trainee period. This project was aimed at reducing human effort and allowing ease of access to differently-abled people. Home automation using bluetooth is really cheap to build and easy install in your home.
Presented here is a home automation system using a simple Android app, which you can use to control electrical appliances with clicks or voice commands. Commands are sent via Bluetooth to Arduino Uno. So you need not get up to switch on or switch off the device while watching a movie or doing some work.
This document provides an overview and introduction to a digital home automation project using Arduino and Bluetooth. The project aims to develop a home automation system that allows appliances to be remotely controlled via an Android smartphone application. Key components include an Arduino Uno microcontroller, HC-05 Bluetooth module, relays, and an Android app. The system allows electrical appliances like lights and fans to be switched on or off from a smartphone. The Arduino code controls the relays based on commands received over Bluetooth from the Android app.
The Project is about anti-theft & automation. It also provides protection against gas leakage by notification through sms and internet. Ability to control electrical equipments via internet
This document outlines a project to develop a home automation system using a Node MCU board that can be remotely controlled from an Android smartphone. The system allows users to control electrical appliances and switches in their home from their phone. It provides a modern solution for home automation that makes it easier for users to control devices anywhere in their home. The key components outlined are the Node MCU, relays, batteries, LED bulbs, Arduino IDE, ESP8266 library, Blynk libraries, and Blynk app. It provides step-by-step instructions on setting up the circuit, configuring the software, uploading code, and testing the system.
IoT Based home automation system using Arduino boardIRJET Journal
This document describes an IoT-based home automation system using an Arduino board. The system uses sensors like a temperature sensor and light sensor connected to an Arduino Uno board. An Android application is also developed to allow users to manually control lights and appliances. The Arduino board acts as an interface between the hardware sensors and components and the software application. The system aims to automatically adjust the home environment and comfort levels based on sensor readings to optimize energy usage.
Automatic Room Lights Controller Using Arduino & PIR SensorAnkit Chaudhary
The document describes an automatic room light control system using an Arduino microcontroller and PIR motion sensor. The system is designed to automatically turn lights on when motion is detected by the PIR sensor, and turn lights off after a period of no motion. The system components include a PIR sensor to detect motion, an Arduino Uno microcontroller for processing and control, and a relay to control power to the lights. When motion is detected, the PIR sensor sends a signal to the Arduino, which then activates the relay to turn on the lights. After a set time of no motion, the Arduino deactivates the relay to turn off the lights. The system is intended to automatically control room lights to save
Bluetooth based home automation using arduino presentatonLalitKapoor7
This presentation outlines a Bluetooth-based home automation system using an Arduino Uno board. The system allows remote control of home appliances via an Android application. It uses an Arduino Uno microcontroller, HC-05 Bluetooth module, relays, and a relay driver. An Android app sends control signals over Bluetooth to the Arduino, which activates the relays to power devices. The presentation describes the hardware components, software, block diagram, advantages like remote monitoring, and a cost analysis. It aims to develop a low-cost home automation solution with remote control capabilities.
Final year report on remote control of home appliances via bluetoothShubham Bhattacharya
This document is a project report for remotely controlling home appliances using a smartphone. It includes 6 students who worked on the project under the guidance of Prof. Smarajit Maity. The report acknowledges the support received and provides chapters on literature review of similar projects using GSM, IR, DTMF and RF technologies, the previous work done, the proposed project work including block diagrams and programming, results analysis and future scope.
This document presents a project on digital home automation using Arduino Bluetooth. The project was submitted by Shishupal Kumar and Sahila Sadaf to their professor Dr. Manikant Kumar. The project uses an Arduino UNO microcontroller board along with an HC-05 Bluetooth module to control 4 loads or appliances remotely via a smartphone. The circuit diagram and code are provided, along with descriptions of the components used. Potential limitations include a limited Bluetooth range and needing continuous power. Advantages are that the system is robust and easy to use from a smartphone. Applications include smart home automation by adding sensors to control lighting, temperature and more remotely.
This ppt includes all those questions related to our project (Home Automation System) that was asked by Judges in techFest'21 held by Sant Longowal Institute Of Engineering And Technology (Deemed University), Punjab, India.
Smart home device system using arduino uno & X-Beepremdeshmane
The document discusses the development of a user-centric intelligent home automation system using Arduino Uno and XBee. It defines the problem as controlling home devices wirelessly using a graph system. The objectives are to allow convenient, safe, energy-efficient and secure control of devices via mobile. It describes the existing remote control methods and chooses a Windows OS-based system using .NET and C/C++ to interface with Arduino, XBee and home devices.
The document provides an outline and overview of a student project to design a remotely controlled smart home power strip using an Arduino processor. The summary is:
1) The project aims to create an inexpensive smart home device by designing a power strip that can be remotely controlled via WiFi using an Arduino microcontroller.
2) The power strip prototype includes an Arduino Nano, ESP8266 WiFi module, relays to control three AC outlets, sensors to monitor temperature and current, and an RTC chip for independent timekeeping.
3) Communication between the power strip, a Java server, and client apps is handled over WiFi, with the server managing commands, updates to a MySQL database, and
This document outlines an engineering project to design a smart home automation system using a Raspberry Pi and Arduino for voice recognition. It discusses the background and problem statement, presenting a need for low-cost home automation without extensive infrastructure changes. The project aims to develop such a system using wireless communication between a Raspberry Pi and sensors to control and monitor devices. It then covers the design, results showing the concept was well received, budget, and schedule, concluding the low-cost system is flexible and offers advantages over competitors.
This document describes two models of a home automation system using IoT. Model 1 uses a NodeMCU, infrared sensor, and relay module to control lights and fans remotely via a smartphone. Model 2 uses an Arduino, DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, and LCD display to monitor and display temperature and humidity readings. Both models were implemented successfully. The document also provides details on the components, architecture, applications of IoT, and references used.
This document describes a home automation system that allows users to control devices in their home from their mobile phone using Bluetooth. The system connects an Android phone to a microcontroller using a Bluetooth module. The user can then control electrical devices and appliances connected to relays through the microcontroller. This provides convenience and accessibility from anywhere. It also improves energy efficiency and security for homes.
Smart Home Automation And security SystemAmit Kundu
This document discusses using internet of things (IOT) for home automation and security systems. It describes using voice commands, remote control, motion sensors, and other components like Arduino, Bluetooth, and sensors to control lighting, air conditioning, appliances. Potential limitations are discussed like unreliable sonar sensors or needing an internet connection. Future work focuses on upgrading components and simplifying the setup process.
This report summarizes a 6-week training on Arduino. It discusses the company profile, an overview of IoT and Arduino, the components of an Arduino board. It then describes a project using an Arduino Nano and Bluetooth module to control lights. The circuit diagram and code are provided. Relays and ULN2003 are used to control higher power loads. The Android app controls the lights by sending characters over Bluetooth. Potential applications and disadvantages of the project are also mentioned.
This document provides an overview of an ICT workshop on Arduino hardware platforms. It discusses the key components of a hardware project, including communication modules, microcontrollers, sensors/actuators, and power sources. It then describes the Arduino platform in more detail, including common Arduino boards, specifications of the Arduino Uno, the Arduino IDE, and how to connect Arduino to sensors and actuators. It also provides examples of temperature and other sensors that can be used in Arduino projects.
This document provides an overview of an Arduino-based home automation system using Bluetooth. It describes using an Arduino board, Bluetooth module, relay, LDR sensor, and other components to allow appliances to be controlled wirelessly via a smartphone. The document outlines the components, how they work, advantages and disadvantages, roles and responsibilities, and possibilities for future enhancements such as using Internet of Things technology. The conclusion states that the experimental home automation system was able to successfully control sample appliances wirelessly from a mobile device.
Home Appliances Controlling using Android Mobile via BluetoothMOKTARI MOSTOFA
This project allows control of electrical appliances using an Android device. An Android application is installed to send commands via Bluetooth to a microcontroller. The microcontroller then controls relays connected to appliances like lights and fans, allowing remote switching on/off. This provides assistance for elderly and disabled people by making appliances controllable from a smartphone.
The document discusses various Arduino applications and interfacing a Bluetooth module with Arduino. It explains what Arduino is and describes the Arduino board configuration. It then discusses interfacing a Bluetooth HC-05 module with Arduino to control an LED. Several applications are presented, including a home automation system using Arduino and Bluetooth, a smart door locking system, an automatic streetlight controller, and a traffic light controller. It also discusses using Arduino for sound applications like musical instruments, farming alerts, fire alarms, and basic home applications.
IRJET - Zigbee based Street Light Control SystemIRJET Journal
This document describes a zigbee-based street light control system that uses sensors and wireless communication to automatically control street lights. The system aims to reduce energy waste and maintenance costs by only turning lights on when motion is detected. It uses an Arduino microcontroller, PIR motion sensors, LDR light sensors, LED street lights, transistors, and zigbee modems for wireless communication between lights. When a passerby triggers a PIR sensor, it communicates with nearby lights to illuminate and ensure a safe light circle. This smart lighting system intends to efficiently control street lights based on presence detection while lowering energy consumption and costs compared to traditional static lighting systems.
This document describes a home automation system that allows users to control appliances in their home through a mobile phone. The system uses an Arduino controller connected to sensors, relays, and appliances. A Bluetooth module connects the Arduino to a mobile app, allowing users to turn devices on and off remotely. Relays isolate high-voltage appliances from the low-voltage Arduino. The system provides convenience, energy savings, and security through automated and remote control of lights, appliances, locks and cameras.
This project presentation summarizes a Wi-Fi enabled AC light dimmer circuit that can control the brightness of lights from a mobile phone or PC using an ESP8266 Wi-Fi module connected to an Arduino board. The circuit uses common components like resistors, an optocoupler, zero-crossing detector, TRIAC, and bulb. The Arduino code controls the brightness level through PWM output to the TRIAC based on analog input from the ESP8266. The ESP8266 code connects to Adafruit IO to receive brightness values and control the Arduino output accordingly over Wi-Fi.
This document describes how to build a Bluetooth controlled robot using an Arduino Uno, HC-05 Bluetooth module, and L298N motor driver. The circuit connects the Bluetooth module to transmit movement commands from an Android app to the Arduino. The Arduino code controls the motor driver and motors to move the robot forward, backward, left and right based on the Bluetooth data. The robot has applications for surveillance, military use, assistive devices, and home automation.
The Arduino Uno is a microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P microcontroller with a Harvard architecture and RISC architecture. It includes components like a crystal oscillator, serial communication, and voltage regulator. To use it, one connects it to a computer via USB, loads a code example in the Arduino IDE, and clicks upload to run the code and blink the onboard LED.
The Raspberry Pi is a small, low-cost computer that can connect to a monitor and keyboard. It allows people of all ages to learn computing and programming languages like Scratch and Python. It can perform tasks like browsing the internet, playing videos, and digital making projects.
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Realizing Internet of things using Block-Chain TechnologyAdil Ahmad
The document discusses the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as connecting devices to the Internet and to each other to collect and share data. It describes how IoT works by connecting sensors to an IoT platform that integrates and analyzes the collected data. It provides examples of IoT applications and discusses a project to develop a smart lighting system for a building that uses sensors and cloud analysis to automatically control lights based on occupancy.
Introduction to IoT, Arduino and Raspberry pi. Also a project on environment parameter sensing using IoT. the presentation gives basic understanding of how internet of things works, what are its uses, applications, the fields it can be used in and its future scope.
The project is about collecting useful data using sensors and uploading on the server to keep track of the parameters.
This document describes an IoT-based smart agriculture monitoring system project. The system uses sensors to monitor humidity, moisture, and water levels. If the water level drops below a threshold, the system automatically starts the water pump. If the temperature rises above a set level, a fan is activated. Sensors send SMS alerts and display readings on an LCD screen. The system aims to automate agriculture monitoring using IoT sensors and devices to remotely track field conditions.
This document discusses Arduino and its uses. It begins by explaining that Arduino was created in 2003 as an open-source electronics platform to make prototyping easier. It describes the Arduino software, including its IDE based on Java that supports C/C++. It outlines different Arduino boards like the Uno, Mega, LilyPad, and those for internet of things and 3D printing. Finally, it provides examples of projects developed with Arduino like a bump detection system, health monitor, radar, and more.
This document provides an overview of a lab on using Arduino. The schedule includes lectures on Arduino, installing drivers, and using an ultrasonic sensor. It defines Arduino as a hardware and software platform and describes the Arduino UNO board. It explains how to install the Arduino IDE and write programs with a setup and loop structure. Lab 1 demonstrates controlling an LED, and Lab 2 uses an ultrasonic sensor to measure distance. Lab 3 builds a minimum system using just an AVR chip.
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Analysis of reinforced concrete deep beam is based on simplified approximate method due to the complexity of the exact analysis. The complexity is due to a number of parameters affecting its response. To evaluate some of this parameters, finite element study of the structural behavior of the reinforced self-compacting concrete deep beam was carried out using Abaqus finite element modeling tool. The model was validated against experimental data from the literature. The parametric effects of varied concrete compressive strength, vertical web reinforcement ratio and horizontal web reinforcement ratio on the beam were tested on eight (8) different specimens under four points loads. The results of the validation work showed good agreement with the experimental studies. The parametric study revealed that the concrete compressive strength most significantly influenced the specimens’ response with the average of 41.1% and 49 % increment in the diagonal cracking and ultimate load respectively due to doubling of concrete compressive strength. Although the increase in horizontal web reinforcement ratio from 0.31 % to 0.63 % lead to average of 6.24 % increment on the diagonal cracking load, it does not influence the ultimate strength and the load-deflection response of the beams. Similar variation in vertical web reinforcement ratio leads to an average of 2.4 % and 15 % increment in cracking and ultimate load respectively with no appreciable effect on the load-deflection response.
YJIT can make Ruby code run faster, but this is a balancing act, because the JIT compiler itself must consume both memory and CPU cycles to compile and optimize your code while it is running. Furthermore, in large-scale production environments such as those of GitHub, Shopify and Stripe, we end up in a situation where YJIT is compiling the same code over and over again on a very large number of servers, which seems very inefficient.
In this presentation, we will go over the design of ZJIT, a next generation Ruby JIT which aims to save and reuse compiled code between executions. We hope that this will help us eliminate duplicated work while also allowing the compiler to spend more time optimizing code so that we can get better performance.
Reese McCrary_ The Role of Perseverance in Engineering Success.pdfReese McCrary
Furthermore, perseverance in engineering goes hand in hand with ongoing professional growth. The best engineers never stop learning. Whether improving technical skills or learning new software tools, they understand that innovation doesn’t stop with completing one project. They habitually stay current with the latest advancements, seeking continuous improvement and refining their expertise.
Value Stream Mapping Worskshops for Intelligent Continuous SecurityMarc Hornbeek
This presentation provides detailed guidance and tools for conducting Current State and Future State Value Stream Mapping workshops for Intelligent Continuous Security.
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A feed water heater is a device used in power plants to preheat water before it enters the boiler. It plays a critical role in improving the overall efficiency of the power generation process, especially in thermal power plants.
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Arduino interfacing with bluetooth.
1. Overview
1. What is IOT?
2. How to get Started.
3. What is Arduino?
4. What is its used for?
2. IOT
Internet Of Things is interconnection of various Digital Devices which
enables them to share data , with least required human-human or human-
computer interaction.
The vast network of devices connected to the Internet, including smart
phones and tablets and almost anything with a sensor on it – cars, machines
in production plants, jet engines, oil drills, wearable devices, and more.
These “things” collect and exchange data.
4. What is Arduino?
• Arduino is a open source hardware and software platform. In 2005 Massimo
Banzi of Italy created it.
• These are AVR based microcontrollers.
• Various Arduino boards are UNO, Nano, Lilypad, MEGA, MEGA ADK etc.
5. Why Arduino?
• IT is open Source, both in terms of hardware and
software.
• It is cheap, and can be made by using purchased
components.
• It can communicate via serial communication by USB
• Powered even from PC.
7. Atmega 328
•Microcontroller ATmega328
•Operating Voltage (logic level): 5 V
•Input Voltage (recommended): 7-12 V
•Input Voltage (limits): 6-20 V
•Digital I/O Pins : 14 (of which 6 provide PWM output)
•Analog Input Pins: 8
•DC Current per I/O Pin: 40 mA
•Flash Memory 32 KB (ATmega328) of which 2 KB used by bootloader
•SRAM: 2 KB (ATmega328)
•EEPROM: 1 KB (ATmega328)
•Clock Speed: 16 MHz
8. About Project
• Project is own an application of IOT.
• Title:- Bluetooth controlled devices using Arduino.
• Components Used:-
1. Arduino Nano, Bluetooth HC-05
2. Relays, ULN 2003
3. 220V light bulbs as AC load.
10. What is relay?
• Relay is kind of an electric lever , it switches ON with a tiny current but
switches ON(leaverages) other devices with a large current.
11. Why to use relay?
• For relay only machine interaction is is required in circuit.
• Circuit powering the coil is completely separate from the circuit switched
ON by the relay.
• For low power controlling circuit to control high power controlled circuit
relays are used.
• In this circuit 220V AC load is there so 12V relays are used.
12. What is ULN 2003?
What is this used for?
• ULN is an array of 7 NPN darlington transistor ,capable of 50 mA’s of
current and upto 50 V of output.
• ULN acts as an invertor.
• It also acts as an voltage driver between relay
And Arduino
13. Bluetooth module HC-05
• Default baud rate is 9600. But it supports upto 1382400 upto requirement of
high speed transmission
• Works at Frequency of 2.5 GHz
• Auto pairing code is 0000 by default but you can change it as your wish.
14. Android App used
• App is built on Appinventor by MIT. Bulding Block Are shown in figure
16. Program working
• Program is written in file works as:
1. Setting the output pins D2,D3 as 2, 3 respectively
2. Setting baud rate of Serial Communication 9600.
3. Checking if Serial Data is Available.
4. Table of App Working.
Light no. ON OFF
Light 1 Sends character ‘a’ Sends character ‘b’
Light 2 Sends character ‘c’ Sends character ‘d’
17. Applications of Project
• DIY Projects. Like RFID based.
• Can be used for physically disabled persons.
• Applications where short circuit may happen if touched the supply.
• Wireless Serial Communication.
• Home Automation.
• Can be used for various sound enabled devices.
18. Disadvantages
• Only work for limited range or short distance path
• Number of appliances which can be controlled
through it are limited.
• Circuit complexity increases as the number if
connected devices are increased.
• Don’t play stupid with your house electricity.
19. Future Scope of IOT
• Smart homes.
• Smart farms.
• Smart cities. Jalandhar one of the Upcoming smart cities.
• Smart industry.
• Our smartphones are brilliant examples of IOT.
20. Thank You for your attention
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