Our object of making this project is for reducing the power consumption. And also to assist people who are disabled and are unable to control the speed of fan.
Temperature Based Fan Controller can be used for reducing the power consumption & also to assist people who are disabled and are unable to control the speed of fan.It may also be used for monitoring changes in environment.
DESIGN OF TEMPERATURE BASED FAN SPEED CONTROL and MONITORING USING ARDUINORatnesh Kumar chaurasia
This practical temperature controller controls the temperature of any device according to its requirement for any industrial application, it also has a feature of remote speed control.
Arduino based automatic temperature controlled fan speed regulatorEdgefxkits & Solutions
Using an analog temperature LM35 interfaced to the built in ADC of a programmed Arduino to develop varying duty cycle of PWM output for a driver IC to run a DC motor automatically according to the sensed temperature at different speed based on the temperature sensed.
This document describes an IoT-based health monitoring system created by three group members. The system uses sensors to measure a patient's heartbeat and temperature, which are sent wirelessly to a monitoring center. The monitoring center allows for real-time analysis of the vital sign data and emergency alerts. The system aims to allow doctors to remotely monitor patients at low cost using embedded technology.
PROJECT REPORT ON Home automation using by BluetoothAakashkumar276
This document summarizes a student project on developing a home automation system using an Arduino board and Bluetooth. The system allows users to control electrical appliances like fans and lights in their home remotely using an Android phone app. The app communicates with an Arduino Uno microcontroller via HC-05 Bluetooth module. The Arduino is connected to a 4-channel relay board to switch appliances on and off. The project aims to provide a low-cost solution for remote home control without needing physical switches or remote controls.
Project report on home automation using Arduino AMIT SANPUI
This document describes an Arduino-based home automation project using Bluetooth. The project aims to develop a system that allows household appliances to be remotely controlled from an Android smartphone. An Arduino board is interfaced with a Bluetooth module to receive ON/OFF commands sent from an Android app. Relays connected to the Arduino can then switch loads such as lights and fans. The system provides a low-cost way to remotely control appliances, especially benefiting elderly or disabled users.
Temperature Based Fan Controller can be used for reducing the power consumption & also to assist people who are disabled and are unable to control the speed of fan.It may also be used for monitoring changes in environment.
DESIGN OF TEMPERATURE BASED FAN SPEED CONTROL and MONITORING USING ARDUINORatnesh Kumar chaurasia
This practical temperature controller controls the temperature of any device according to its requirement for any industrial application, it also has a feature of remote speed control.
Arduino based automatic temperature controlled fan speed regulatorEdgefxkits & Solutions
Using an analog temperature LM35 interfaced to the built in ADC of a programmed Arduino to develop varying duty cycle of PWM output for a driver IC to run a DC motor automatically according to the sensed temperature at different speed based on the temperature sensed.
This document describes an IoT-based health monitoring system created by three group members. The system uses sensors to measure a patient's heartbeat and temperature, which are sent wirelessly to a monitoring center. The monitoring center allows for real-time analysis of the vital sign data and emergency alerts. The system aims to allow doctors to remotely monitor patients at low cost using embedded technology.
PROJECT REPORT ON Home automation using by BluetoothAakashkumar276
This document summarizes a student project on developing a home automation system using an Arduino board and Bluetooth. The system allows users to control electrical appliances like fans and lights in their home remotely using an Android phone app. The app communicates with an Arduino Uno microcontroller via HC-05 Bluetooth module. The Arduino is connected to a 4-channel relay board to switch appliances on and off. The project aims to provide a low-cost solution for remote home control without needing physical switches or remote controls.
Project report on home automation using Arduino AMIT SANPUI
This document describes an Arduino-based home automation project using Bluetooth. The project aims to develop a system that allows household appliances to be remotely controlled from an Android smartphone. An Arduino board is interfaced with a Bluetooth module to receive ON/OFF commands sent from an Android app. Relays connected to the Arduino can then switch loads such as lights and fans. The system provides a low-cost way to remotely control appliances, especially benefiting elderly or disabled users.
Automatic room temperature controlled fan using arduino uno microcontrollerMohammod Al Emran
This paper presents the designs and the simulation of a DC fan control system based on room temperature using pulse width modulation technique, humidity and temperature sensor namely DHT11 with Arduino Uno Microcontroller. The fan will be used to reduce temperature of a room at certain level. To build the fan, we will use DTH11 Humidity Sensor. The sensor will measure the temperature continuously. When the temperature gets higher from a specific temperature, the fan will be on “On” mode. The speed of the fan will be determined by pwm using pulse-width modulation. The temperature along with the speed of the fan will be displayed through LCD monitor.
This document describes an automatic fan and light controller project that uses a microcontroller to monitor temperature and light intensity in order to control a fan and lamp. It aims to reduce power consumption and assist disabled people. The system uses an Arduino board connected to sensors to measure temperature and light and control appliances via relays. It was found to potentially save 40% of energy consumption compared to uncontrolled fans and lights. The economic analysis showed the system would pay for itself within 6 months.
BTech Electronics & Communication Engineering Project for Embedded Systems on Temperature Controlled Fan using ATMega8 Controller and LM35 Temperature Sensor.
This document presents a home automation system using Node MCU. It proposes using Node MCU to control electrical appliances like fans, lights and doors via a smartphone app. The system would allow control of devices from a long distance. It discusses related work on home automation with Node MCU. The proposed work would allow energy savings and home security through remote control and monitoring. A block diagram shows the system components including Node MCU, relay drivers, appliances, and a smartphone app. The methodology describes programming Node MCU to control relays and devices. Testing showed the system can automate home appliances through remote smartphone control.
temperature dependent dc fan speed controller withou using micrcontrollerDeepak Yadav
This document describes the development of an automatic fan system that controls fan speed based on room temperature. It uses a LM35 temperature sensor to detect temperature changes and an LM3914 integrated circuit to automatically adjust the fan speed through relays. The system aims to enable automatic fan speed control, develop an automatic fan system that changes speed according to temperature, and allow users to view the temperature and speed status on an LCD display. It works by sensing temperature with the LM35 sensor and sending the output to the LM3914 IC, which activates relays to change the fan speed as the temperature rises or falls.
The document describes an automatic DC fan controller project using a thermistor. The project involves designing a circuit that can automatically control the speed of a DC fan based on temperature readings from a thermistor. The circuit uses an LM741 operational amplifier, NTC thermistor, resistors, and other components. As temperature increases, the thermistor's resistance decreases, causing the fan speed to increase accordingly to regulate the temperature. The document provides details of the circuit design and components, working principle, testing and potential applications of the automatic temperature-controlled fan system.
Temperature monitoring and controling using arduinoBablu Singh
This document discusses the design of a temperature monitoring and controlling system using an Arduino microcontroller. It begins with an introduction to the motivation and objectives of the project, which are to automatically control cooling systems based on measured room temperature. It then discusses the hardware and software requirements, including using an Arduino board, LM35 temperature sensor, LCD display, relay, and connecting wires. The existing systems limitations with using an ATmega8 microcontroller are explained. The proposed system overview is given, which uses an Arduino microcontroller to address the limitations.
Temperature based fan speed control & monitoring usingJagannath Dutta
Our object of making this project is for reducing the power consumption. And also to assist people who are disabled and are unable to control the speed of fan.
Here is a circuit through which the
speed of a fan can be linearly controlled
automatically, depending
on the room temperature. The circuit is
highly efficient as it uses thyristors for
power control. Alternatively, the same
circuit can be used for automatic temperature
controlled AC power control.
In this circuit, the temperature sensor
used is an NTC thermistor, i.e. one having
a negative temperature coefficient. The
value of thermistor resistance at 25°C is
about 1 kilo-ohm.
Op-amp A1 essentially works as
I to V (current-to-voltage) converter
and converts temperature variations
into voltage variations. To amplify
the change in voltage due to change in
temperature, instrumentation amplifier
formed by op-amps A2, A3 and A4
is used. Resistor R2 and zener diode
D1 combination is used for generating
reference voltage as we want to amplify
only change in voltage due to the
change in temperature.
Op-amp μA741 (IC2) works as a
comparator. One input to the comparator
is the output from the instrumentation
amplifier while the other input
is the stepped down, rectified and
suitably attenuated sample of AC voltage.
This is a negative going pulsating
DC voltage. It will be observed that
with increase in temperature, pin 2 of
IC2 goes more and more negative and
hence the width of the positive going
output pulses (at pin 6) increases linearly
with the temperature. Thus IC2
functions as a pulse width modulator
in this circuit. The output from the
comparator is coupled to an optocoupler,
which in turn controls the AC
power delivered to fan (load).
The circuit has a high sensitivity and
the output RMS voltage (across load) can
be varied from 120V to 230V (for a temp.
range of 22°C to 36°C), and hence wide
variations in speed are available. Also
note that speed varies linearly and not
in steps. Besides, since an optocoupler is
used, the control circuit is fully isolated
from power circuit, thus providing added
safety. Note that for any given temperature
the speed of fan (i.e. voltage across
load) can be adjusted to a desired value
by adjusting potmeters VR1 and VR2
appropriately.
Potmeter VR1 should he initially kept
in its mid position to realise a gain of approximately
40 from the instrumentation
amplifier. It may be subsequently trimmed
slightly to obtain linear variation of the
fan speed.
This document describes a temperature controlled fan project. It contains a block diagram showing the main components: an 8051 microcontroller, temperature sensor, ADC, motor driver, fan motor, and 7-segment displays. It also provides details on the working, which involves measuring temperature, displaying it on the 7-segment displays, and varying the fan speed based on the temperature using PWM. Simulation results and hardware implementation snapshots are included. The project aims to automatically control fan speed based on sensed temperature.
The presentation discusses designing a home automation system using Arduino that allows controlling electrical appliances like lights and fans via a smartphone. It aims to create a low-cost, user-friendly system especially for elderly and disabled users. The system uses an Arduino board, Bluetooth module, relay board and smartphone app to wirelessly control connected devices. Experimental tests showed the prototype system was effective with satisfactory performance at low cost.
Temperature Controlled DC fan using ThermistorZaheer Basha
The document describes a temperature controlled DC fan circuit. The circuit uses an NTC thermistor, op amp, transistor, and DC motor to automatically control a fan based on temperature. When the temperature sensed by the thermistor is above a preset level, the op amp activates the transistor, powering the DC motor and turning the fan on. When the temperature returns to normal, the fan turns off. The circuit provides automatic temperature control of devices in a simple and economical way.
This document provides an overview of an anti-sleep alarm circuit project. It includes a circuit diagram, descriptions of the main components used including an IC555 timer, relay, push button switch, buzzer, resistor, capacitor, transistor and diode. It describes the power supply, including the transformer, rectifier and filter. It explains how the circuit operates to sound an alarm after a set time interval if the push button is not pressed. The conclusion states that the circuit can be used to automatically switch home appliances on and off to save time and electricity.
This project report describes a smoke detection system that uses an Arduino Uno, gas sensor, temperature sensor, servo motor, buzzer, and LED. It takes input from the gas and temperature sensors, and if the gas/temperature rises above a threshold, it sounds the buzzer and activates the servo motor. The servo motor is intended to turn on a water pump to help control a fire. The system provides smoke and fire detection to improve safety in homes, factories, and other buildings.
The NodeMCU is an open-source IoT development kit that allows users to prototype IoT products using a few lines of Lua script. It contains an ESP8266 WiFi SoC, programmable GPIO pins, 32KB RAM, 80KB DRAM, and 200KB flash memory. The NodeMCU can be programmed via C or Lua and connect to devices via WiFi or by connecting pins to sensors and actuators. It provides a low-cost way to build an interactive and programmable smart device with WiFi connectivity.
Home automation allows controlling devices in one's home from a remote laptop or mobile device. The document discusses using an Arduino board connected to a GSM shield to control devices via SMS or phone calls. Relays connect devices to specific pins on the Arduino board to allow remote activation. Bluetooth enables phone communication. The system provides convenience, safety, and energy savings while controlling lights, appliances and more from anywhere.
This document outlines a student project to develop a wireless human health monitoring system. It will use sensors to measure a patient's heartbeat and temperature, transmitting the data via GSM to a receiver where a doctor can monitor the patient's condition remotely. The system aims to make monitoring more affordable and accessible for rural areas. It will help bridge the gap between doctors and patients to save lives. The document describes the existing solutions and their drawbacks, the objectives and modules of the proposed system, and its potential future applications.
The document proposes a temperature monitoring system using an Arduino Uno, ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, and 9V battery. The DHT11 sensor measures temperature and sends the data to the Arduino MCU, which then uploads the values to the cloud through the ESP8266 module. Users can view the temperature graphically from anywhere in the world. The system has applications in industries like pharmacy, agriculture, food safety, and equipment monitoring by providing remote temperature monitoring and alerts.
Batch 12(temperature based fan speed control & monitor)gourishettyvivek
This document describes a student project to create a temperature-based fan speed control and monitoring system. The objectives are to measure room temperature, display the current temperature on an LCD screen, and vary the speed of a fan accordingly to reduce power consumption. The system uses an Arduino Uno microcontroller, LM35 temperature sensor, LCD display, and DC motor. As temperature increases, the fan speed increases automatically to control the room temperature. This project aims to automatically control fan speed based on temperature readings without manual intervention.
This document describes a temperature-based fan speed control and monitoring system using an Arduino. The system includes an Arduino Uno, DHT11 temperature sensor, LCD display, and DC motor. It measures temperature using the DHT11 sensor and controls the fan speed based on the temperature reading, displaying the temperature and fan speed on the LCD. Potential applications include use in personal computers, exhaust fans, washing machines, and more to automatically adjust fan speed based on temperature.
Automatic room temperature controlled fan using arduino uno microcontrollerMohammod Al Emran
This paper presents the designs and the simulation of a DC fan control system based on room temperature using pulse width modulation technique, humidity and temperature sensor namely DHT11 with Arduino Uno Microcontroller. The fan will be used to reduce temperature of a room at certain level. To build the fan, we will use DTH11 Humidity Sensor. The sensor will measure the temperature continuously. When the temperature gets higher from a specific temperature, the fan will be on “On” mode. The speed of the fan will be determined by pwm using pulse-width modulation. The temperature along with the speed of the fan will be displayed through LCD monitor.
This document describes an automatic fan and light controller project that uses a microcontroller to monitor temperature and light intensity in order to control a fan and lamp. It aims to reduce power consumption and assist disabled people. The system uses an Arduino board connected to sensors to measure temperature and light and control appliances via relays. It was found to potentially save 40% of energy consumption compared to uncontrolled fans and lights. The economic analysis showed the system would pay for itself within 6 months.
BTech Electronics & Communication Engineering Project for Embedded Systems on Temperature Controlled Fan using ATMega8 Controller and LM35 Temperature Sensor.
This document presents a home automation system using Node MCU. It proposes using Node MCU to control electrical appliances like fans, lights and doors via a smartphone app. The system would allow control of devices from a long distance. It discusses related work on home automation with Node MCU. The proposed work would allow energy savings and home security through remote control and monitoring. A block diagram shows the system components including Node MCU, relay drivers, appliances, and a smartphone app. The methodology describes programming Node MCU to control relays and devices. Testing showed the system can automate home appliances through remote smartphone control.
temperature dependent dc fan speed controller withou using micrcontrollerDeepak Yadav
This document describes the development of an automatic fan system that controls fan speed based on room temperature. It uses a LM35 temperature sensor to detect temperature changes and an LM3914 integrated circuit to automatically adjust the fan speed through relays. The system aims to enable automatic fan speed control, develop an automatic fan system that changes speed according to temperature, and allow users to view the temperature and speed status on an LCD display. It works by sensing temperature with the LM35 sensor and sending the output to the LM3914 IC, which activates relays to change the fan speed as the temperature rises or falls.
The document describes an automatic DC fan controller project using a thermistor. The project involves designing a circuit that can automatically control the speed of a DC fan based on temperature readings from a thermistor. The circuit uses an LM741 operational amplifier, NTC thermistor, resistors, and other components. As temperature increases, the thermistor's resistance decreases, causing the fan speed to increase accordingly to regulate the temperature. The document provides details of the circuit design and components, working principle, testing and potential applications of the automatic temperature-controlled fan system.
Temperature monitoring and controling using arduinoBablu Singh
This document discusses the design of a temperature monitoring and controlling system using an Arduino microcontroller. It begins with an introduction to the motivation and objectives of the project, which are to automatically control cooling systems based on measured room temperature. It then discusses the hardware and software requirements, including using an Arduino board, LM35 temperature sensor, LCD display, relay, and connecting wires. The existing systems limitations with using an ATmega8 microcontroller are explained. The proposed system overview is given, which uses an Arduino microcontroller to address the limitations.
Temperature based fan speed control & monitoring usingJagannath Dutta
Our object of making this project is for reducing the power consumption. And also to assist people who are disabled and are unable to control the speed of fan.
Here is a circuit through which the
speed of a fan can be linearly controlled
automatically, depending
on the room temperature. The circuit is
highly efficient as it uses thyristors for
power control. Alternatively, the same
circuit can be used for automatic temperature
controlled AC power control.
In this circuit, the temperature sensor
used is an NTC thermistor, i.e. one having
a negative temperature coefficient. The
value of thermistor resistance at 25°C is
about 1 kilo-ohm.
Op-amp A1 essentially works as
I to V (current-to-voltage) converter
and converts temperature variations
into voltage variations. To amplify
the change in voltage due to change in
temperature, instrumentation amplifier
formed by op-amps A2, A3 and A4
is used. Resistor R2 and zener diode
D1 combination is used for generating
reference voltage as we want to amplify
only change in voltage due to the
change in temperature.
Op-amp μA741 (IC2) works as a
comparator. One input to the comparator
is the output from the instrumentation
amplifier while the other input
is the stepped down, rectified and
suitably attenuated sample of AC voltage.
This is a negative going pulsating
DC voltage. It will be observed that
with increase in temperature, pin 2 of
IC2 goes more and more negative and
hence the width of the positive going
output pulses (at pin 6) increases linearly
with the temperature. Thus IC2
functions as a pulse width modulator
in this circuit. The output from the
comparator is coupled to an optocoupler,
which in turn controls the AC
power delivered to fan (load).
The circuit has a high sensitivity and
the output RMS voltage (across load) can
be varied from 120V to 230V (for a temp.
range of 22°C to 36°C), and hence wide
variations in speed are available. Also
note that speed varies linearly and not
in steps. Besides, since an optocoupler is
used, the control circuit is fully isolated
from power circuit, thus providing added
safety. Note that for any given temperature
the speed of fan (i.e. voltage across
load) can be adjusted to a desired value
by adjusting potmeters VR1 and VR2
appropriately.
Potmeter VR1 should he initially kept
in its mid position to realise a gain of approximately
40 from the instrumentation
amplifier. It may be subsequently trimmed
slightly to obtain linear variation of the
fan speed.
This document describes a temperature controlled fan project. It contains a block diagram showing the main components: an 8051 microcontroller, temperature sensor, ADC, motor driver, fan motor, and 7-segment displays. It also provides details on the working, which involves measuring temperature, displaying it on the 7-segment displays, and varying the fan speed based on the temperature using PWM. Simulation results and hardware implementation snapshots are included. The project aims to automatically control fan speed based on sensed temperature.
The presentation discusses designing a home automation system using Arduino that allows controlling electrical appliances like lights and fans via a smartphone. It aims to create a low-cost, user-friendly system especially for elderly and disabled users. The system uses an Arduino board, Bluetooth module, relay board and smartphone app to wirelessly control connected devices. Experimental tests showed the prototype system was effective with satisfactory performance at low cost.
Temperature Controlled DC fan using ThermistorZaheer Basha
The document describes a temperature controlled DC fan circuit. The circuit uses an NTC thermistor, op amp, transistor, and DC motor to automatically control a fan based on temperature. When the temperature sensed by the thermistor is above a preset level, the op amp activates the transistor, powering the DC motor and turning the fan on. When the temperature returns to normal, the fan turns off. The circuit provides automatic temperature control of devices in a simple and economical way.
This document provides an overview of an anti-sleep alarm circuit project. It includes a circuit diagram, descriptions of the main components used including an IC555 timer, relay, push button switch, buzzer, resistor, capacitor, transistor and diode. It describes the power supply, including the transformer, rectifier and filter. It explains how the circuit operates to sound an alarm after a set time interval if the push button is not pressed. The conclusion states that the circuit can be used to automatically switch home appliances on and off to save time and electricity.
This project report describes a smoke detection system that uses an Arduino Uno, gas sensor, temperature sensor, servo motor, buzzer, and LED. It takes input from the gas and temperature sensors, and if the gas/temperature rises above a threshold, it sounds the buzzer and activates the servo motor. The servo motor is intended to turn on a water pump to help control a fire. The system provides smoke and fire detection to improve safety in homes, factories, and other buildings.
The NodeMCU is an open-source IoT development kit that allows users to prototype IoT products using a few lines of Lua script. It contains an ESP8266 WiFi SoC, programmable GPIO pins, 32KB RAM, 80KB DRAM, and 200KB flash memory. The NodeMCU can be programmed via C or Lua and connect to devices via WiFi or by connecting pins to sensors and actuators. It provides a low-cost way to build an interactive and programmable smart device with WiFi connectivity.
Home automation allows controlling devices in one's home from a remote laptop or mobile device. The document discusses using an Arduino board connected to a GSM shield to control devices via SMS or phone calls. Relays connect devices to specific pins on the Arduino board to allow remote activation. Bluetooth enables phone communication. The system provides convenience, safety, and energy savings while controlling lights, appliances and more from anywhere.
This document outlines a student project to develop a wireless human health monitoring system. It will use sensors to measure a patient's heartbeat and temperature, transmitting the data via GSM to a receiver where a doctor can monitor the patient's condition remotely. The system aims to make monitoring more affordable and accessible for rural areas. It will help bridge the gap between doctors and patients to save lives. The document describes the existing solutions and their drawbacks, the objectives and modules of the proposed system, and its potential future applications.
The document proposes a temperature monitoring system using an Arduino Uno, ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, and 9V battery. The DHT11 sensor measures temperature and sends the data to the Arduino MCU, which then uploads the values to the cloud through the ESP8266 module. Users can view the temperature graphically from anywhere in the world. The system has applications in industries like pharmacy, agriculture, food safety, and equipment monitoring by providing remote temperature monitoring and alerts.
Batch 12(temperature based fan speed control & monitor)gourishettyvivek
This document describes a student project to create a temperature-based fan speed control and monitoring system. The objectives are to measure room temperature, display the current temperature on an LCD screen, and vary the speed of a fan accordingly to reduce power consumption. The system uses an Arduino Uno microcontroller, LM35 temperature sensor, LCD display, and DC motor. As temperature increases, the fan speed increases automatically to control the room temperature. This project aims to automatically control fan speed based on temperature readings without manual intervention.
This document describes a temperature-based fan speed control and monitoring system using an Arduino. The system includes an Arduino Uno, DHT11 temperature sensor, LCD display, and DC motor. It measures temperature using the DHT11 sensor and controls the fan speed based on the temperature reading, displaying the temperature and fan speed on the LCD. Potential applications include use in personal computers, exhaust fans, washing machines, and more to automatically adjust fan speed based on temperature.
Street light controlling using Microcontroller9989476539
This document describes a street light system that glows upon detecting vehicle movement. It uses a microcontroller, light sensors, and a driver IC to control street lights. When a vehicle is detected by the light sensors, the microcontroller turns on lights ahead of the vehicle. As the vehicle passes, the trailing lights are turned off to save energy. The system provides energy savings by only illuminating the necessary lights.
This document describes an automatic room light controller project using IR sensors that was completed by students at SITAMARHI Institute of Technology. The system uses IR sensors to detect movement and an Arduino board to control relays that turn lights on and off. It increments a counter when movement is detected to enter the room, and decrements when movement is detected to exit. The counter value is displayed on an LCD to show the number of people in the room. When the count reaches zero, the lights are automatically turned off to save energy.
STREET LIGHT THAT GLOWS ON DETECTING VEHICLE MOVEMENTm sivareddy
This document describes a street light system that detects vehicle movement and automatically turns lights on and off to save energy. It uses a microcontroller, light dependent resistors as sensors, and a driver IC to control the street lights. When a vehicle is detected by the changing light levels sensed by the LDRs, the microcontroller turns on lights ahead of the vehicle. As the vehicle passes, the trailing lights are turned off. This allows energy to be saved by only illuminating the portion of the street currently in use. The system provides energy savings for street and highway lighting applications.
This document describes a temperature controlled BLDC fan system using an Arduino board. The system uses a DHT-11 temperature sensor to measure the room temperature and controls the speed of a BLDC fan using PWM signals from the Arduino based on the temperature readings. As the temperature increases, the fan speed increases to effectively cool the environment. The system aims to efficiently control temperature using a variable speed fan driven by an Arduino board.
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.
TRANSFORMER FAULT DETECTION AND MONITORINGIRJET Journal
This document describes a project to detect and monitor faults in power transformers using sensors and GSM technology. The system measures four parameters - oil level, temperature, open circuit, and short circuit. Sensors detect faults and send SMS alerts to responsible personnel. The aim is to reduce response time for faults to protect transformers and maintain power stability. When faults are detected, the controlling unit can automatically shut down power.
This circuit automatically controls room lights and counts visitors. It uses an infrared sensor to detect visitors entering and exiting. When a visitor enters, the light turns on and the counter increments by one. When the last visitor exits, the light turns off and the counter decrements by one. The total visitor count is displayed on a seven segment display. It is powered by a microcontroller and uses infrared LEDs, photodiodes, and an operational amplifier to detect visitors through infrared sensing. A relay is used to control the room lights.
Dtmf based appliances control system for rural and agricultural applicationsSa Saikiran
This document describes a DTMF-based system for remotely controlling appliances in rural and agricultural applications using a mobile phone. The system uses a DTMF decoder, microcontroller, and relays to operate devices when DTMF tones from a phone are received. It allows controlling electrical devices like bulbs and motors from anywhere through phone. The system has applications in industries and homes to control devices without being physically present. It saves electricity and provides wireless control, though it cannot display status and anyone knowing the number can access appliances. The project can be enhanced with high voltage control and remote monitoring with a camera.
Parameter controlling of boiler in power plants using fuzzy logic controllereSAT Journals
Abstract Boilers are used industrially both for electric power generation and for supplying process stream in thermal power plants and its control is very important in many field applications. In some situation conventional PID control technique is being used for control purpose. These conventional controllers are not well suitable for some unusual conditions like load disturbances. Fuzzy logic control technique is being used to overcome these problems. A closed loop control system incorporating fuzzy logic has been developed for a class of industrial control systems. A unique fuzzy logic controller (FLC) structured with an efficient realization and a small rule base that can be easily implemented in existing industrial controllers. Fuzzy logic control system is much closer to human thinking and natural language than traditional control systems. This paper describes a fuzzy control technique and its implementation in boiler controls. Here a PIC microcontroller is being used where fuzzy control algorithm is implemented. Keywords: Fuzzy logic control, fuzzy logic controller, boiler controls, PIC microcontroller
Design and simulation of Arduino Nano controlled DC-DC converters for low and...IJECEIAES
This document describes the design and simulation of Arduino Nano controlled DC-DC converters for low and medium power applications. It discusses how existing DC-DC converter controllers using PIC microcontrollers and op-amp circuits can be bulky and expensive. The document proposes using an Arduino Nano controller instead, which is small, low-cost, and efficient. It provides the circuit diagrams and design calculations for buck, boost, and buck-boost converter topologies. The operating principles and components are explained. Finally, the document simulates a buck converter circuit using the Arduino Nano controller in Proteus software to validate the output voltage waveform.
This document describes a project on automatic wireless power grid control. It is submitted by three students and guided by an assistant professor. The project uses a microcontroller to wirelessly control different units of a power grid based on time using an RF transmitter and receiver. It explains the hardware components used, including a power supply, diode bridge, microcontroller, RF modules, relay driver, encoder, decoder and LCD display. Block diagrams and working are provided, along with advantages of automation and potential applications in hardware control systems.
IRJET- Water Pump Controller using Arduino UNOIRJET Journal
This document describes a water pump controller that uses an Arduino Uno board and temperature sensor to automatically control a water pump based on ambient temperature. The system prevents water pipes from freezing in cold climates by only allowing water to flow intermittently if the temperature drops below freezing. It uses an LM35 temperature sensor and LCD display connected to the Arduino board to monitor temperature and control a relay that switches the water pump on and off. The system provides easy access to water without requiring manual intervention to prevent pipes from freezing.
Report (Electromagnetic Password Door Lock System)Siang Wei Lee
This document describes a student's mini project to develop a microcontroller-based electronic door lock system. It includes chapters on the introduction, design and implementation, and software design. The introduction provides background on embedded systems and microcontrollers. It defines the problem of people forgetting door keys and outlines the project aims to create a cheaper digital door lock system. The design and implementation chapter describes the hardware design including schematic diagrams for the power supply, microcontroller, LCD display, buttons/buzzer/relay, and keypad units. It also includes PCB layout diagrams. The software design chapter discusses configuring the microcontroller ports and LCD, and scanning the keypad using functions to detect button presses and check the password.
This document describes an industrial automation project that uses a touchscreen and PC to control loads, appliances, and other necessary equipment. The PC interfaces with a microcontroller via RS-232 to control appliances and motor speed. The touchscreen is used to control gates. The project aims to provide remote monitoring and control of industrial processes through a PC and touchscreen interface for improved efficiency.
SOLAR ENERGY MEASUREMENT USING PIC MICROCONTROLLERIRJET Journal
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Temperature based fan speed control & monitoring using
1. Project Associates :
JAGANNATH DUTTA (Roll No. 28100314029)
SUMAN MUKHERJEE (Roll No. 28100314059)
SUBHAM GHOSH (Roll No. 28100314049)
TEMPERATURE BASED FAN SPEED CONTROL &
MONITORING USING ARDUINO
Under the Supervision of
Mrs. D. RAY
Asst. Prof. in Dept. of E.C.E
2. OBJECTIVE OF PROJECT
Our object of making this project is for reducing the power consumption. And
also to assist people who are disabled and are unable to control the speed of fan.
It may also be used for monitoring changes in environment.
In near future, it can also be used in different industries and electronic devices.
4. INTRODUCTION
A simple introduction about the temperature controller circuit.
This circuit project is mainly used for indicating temperature ,
controlling temperature.
Microprocessor forms the processing part.
In temperature controller circuit, there are two parts consisting of
LM 35 interface with ARDUINO UNO.
LCD interface with ARDUINO.
The hardware circuit of temperature controller need the programming.
6. HARD WARE EQUIPMENTS
Arduino UNO
Temperature Sensor LM 35
LCD Display
LED 16 X 2 Display
DC Motor 9V
Battery 9V
Resistor
Potentiometer
Capacitor
Transistor
Diode
7. ARDUINO UNO
The Arduino Uno is a
microcontroller board based on the
ATmega328 (datasheet).
It has 14 digital input/output
pins (of which 6 can be used as PWM
outputs), 6 analog inputs, a 16 MHz
crystal oscillator, a USB connection, a
power jack, an ICSP header, and a
reset button.
8. TEMPERATURE SENSOR(LM35)
The LM35 series are precision integrated-
circuit temperature sensors, whose output
voltage is linearly proportional to the
Celsius (Centigrade) temperature.
The LM35 does not require any external
calibration or trimming to provide typical
accuracies of ±1⁄4˚Cat room temperature.
9. LCD DISPLAY 16 X 2
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screen is an electronic
display module and find a wide range of applications.
A 16x2 LCD display is very basic module and is very
commonly used in various devices and circuits.
A 16x2 LCD means it can display 16 characters per line and
there are 2 such lines.
Two registers in use:- command register and data register.
10. DC- MOTOR
A DC motor is an electric motor that
runs on direct current (DC) electricity. In
any electric motor, operation is based on
simple electromagnetism.
A simple 2-pole DC electric motor (here
red represents a magnet or winding with
a "North" polarization, while green
represents a magnet or winding with a
"South" polarization).
13. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
As we have a look into the circuit diagram, we have seen that the 16x2
LCD panel indicates the output result to show. The 1k potentiometer is
connected to the 3 no pin of that LCD panel to control the intensity of
brightness.
The main portion of the LCD panel is connected to the Arduino Board with
pin 2,3,4,5,6 and 7 of UNO. The pin 8 of Arduino is connected to the LED
indicator to indicate the peak level of temperature and fan speed
14. The pin 11 is connected to the capacitor which controls the fan speed intensity.
The capacitor discharges through the transistor BD139. The transistor get biased
through this capacitor and then controls the fan speed. The diode IN4007 acts as a
switch to stop the fan below a certain cut-off level.
The temperature input is given to the pin A0 of Arduino from pin 2 of LM35.
Contd..
16. Personal computers
Exhaust fans in large hotels
Washing machines
CD and DVD players
The circuit can be used for Car Engine to reduce the heat.
This project can be used in Home.
This project can be used in Industry.
This will help in saving the energy / electricity
APPLICATION
17. It is very economical and easy to handle by the user.
Speed varies automatically, so that it controls the speed without using it manually.
It is help full to disabled People.
It is very easy to install in offices, houses etc.
Save energy by slowing down its speed in low temperature.
ADVANTAGES
18. The project will concentrate on electric standing fan rather than other type
of fan such as ceiling fan
We can monitor more parameters like humidity, light and at the same time
control them.
We can send this data to a remote location using mobile or internet.
We can draw graphs of variations in these parameters using computer.
When temperature exceeds the limit, a call will be dialed to the respective
given number by an automatic Dialer system.
FUTURE SCOPE
19. This paper elaborates the design and construction of fan speed control system
to control the room temperature. The temperature sensor was carefully chosen
to gauge the room temperature. Moreover, the fan speed will increase
automatically if the temperature room is increased. As conclusion, the system
which designed in this work was perform very well, for any temperature
change and can be classified as automatic control.
CONCLUTION