Abstract
Abstract
Abstract
ABSTRACT
The project focus on the automation of electrical home equipments. Automation is
achieved using advanced microcontroller along with necessory sensor.The project
involves electronic door lock, light control and temperature controls.Home security is
essential for occupants convenience and protection. At entry point the system should
secured this is the main purpose to design this system.This paper aims to develop a
low-cost means of home security system using sensors like motion sensor, PIR sensor
etc
The working of our light control system is based on the amount of luminous
energy in the environment at that moment of time. Depending upon the light intensity
at that instant the lighting of the lighting system is adjusted. The embedded main
board including the Microcontroller chip, memory(flash), and communication port are
used as a processing module for the input that we get from peripheral devices
(LDR).Application of such a system can be implemented in workstations, park lights,
street lighting system, head lights of automobiles and much more.
INTRODUCTION
Home automation system is getting popular and widely used in a lot of houses
worldwide. It has tons of advantages to users even more to the handicapped and/or
elderly users in which it will make it easier for them to control their home appliances.
Home automation systems can be labeled to two medium in which how it is connected
and they are either wired or wirelessly connected. The main difference between these
two kinds is that home appliances are linked wirelessly a central controller if it a
wireless home automation system. On the other hand, the appliances are connected to
a central controller if the medium use wired communication method. Wireless system
had been introduced in order to dispose of wired communication among home
appliances. Arduino based, Bluetooth based home automation will be applied.
ARDUINO
Arduino is open source physical processing which is base on a microcontroller board
and an incorporated development environment for the board to be programmed.
Arduino gains a few inputs, for example, switches or sensors and control a few
multiple outputs, for example, lights, engine and others. Arduino program can run on
Arduino can be utilized to create interactive items, taking inputs from a diverse
collection of switches or sensors, and controlling an assortment of lights, engines, and
other physical outputs. Arduino activities can be remaining solitary, or they can be
associated with programs running on your machine (e.g. Flash, Processing and
Maxmsp.) The board can be amassed by hand or bought preassembled; the open-
source IDE can be downloaded free of charge.
WHY ARDUINO
There are numerous different microcontrollers and microcontroller platforms
accessible for physical computing. Parallax Basic Stamp, Netmedia's BX-24,
Phidgets, MIT's Handyboard, and numerous others offer comparative usefulness.
These apparatuses take the chaotic subtle elements of microcontroller programming
and wrap it up in a simple to-utilize bundle. Arduino additionally rearranges the
methodology of working with microcontrollers; moreover it offers some advantages
for instructors, students, and intrigued individuals:
Inexpensive - Arduino boards are moderately cheap compared with other
microcontroller boards. The cheapest version of the Arduino module can be amassed
by hand, and even the preassembled Arduino modules cost short of what $50.
Cross-platform - The Arduino programming runs multiple operating systems
Windows, Macintosh OSX, and Linux working frameworks. So we conclude that
Arduino has an advantage as most microcontroller frameworks are constrained to
Windows.
Straightforward, clear programming method - The Arduino programming
environment is easy to use for novices, yet sufficiently versatile for cutting edge
customers to adventure as well. For educators, its favorably engaged around the
Processing programming environment, so understudies finding ways to understand
how to program in that environment will be familiar with the nature of Arduino.
Open source and extensible programming. The Arduino program language is available
as open source, available for development by experienced engineers. The lingo can be
reached out through C++ libraries, and people expecting to understand the specific
purposes of different interests can make the leap from Arduino to the C programming
language on which it is based. Basically, you can incorporate C code clearly into your
Arduino programs.
Open source and extensible hardware - The Arduino is concentrated around Atmel's
Atmega8 and Atmega168 microcontrollers. The plans for the modules are circulated
under a Creative Commons license, so experienced circuit designers can make their
own particular interpretation of the module, extending it and improving it. slightly
inexperienced customers can build the
breadboard variation of the module remembering the finished objective to perceive
how it capacities and save money.