Application of Microcontrollers in IoT and Automation
Application of Microcontrollers in IoT and Automation
Reg. No.:17BEC00918
Digital Assignment
Prepare a report on “Application of Microcontrollers in IoT and
Automation” based on the guest lecture delivered by Mr. Suman
Kumar Lokanath , Manager , Control 4, Bangalore.
ABSTRACT
With headway of innovation things are getting less difficult and simpler for
us. Automation is the utilization of control systems and information
technologies to diminish the requirement for human work in the generation
of products and enterprises. In the extent of industrialization, automation is
a stage past mechanization. Though mechanization furnished human
administrators with apparatus to help them with the solid prerequisites of
work, automation incredibly diminishes the requirement for human tactile
and mental necessities also. Automation assumes an inexorably significant
job on the planet economy and in every day experience. Programmed
systems are being favoured over manual framework. Through this task we
have attempted to show automatic control of a house because of which
power is saved to some extent.
Name: Aakash Sarawgi Slot: E1
Reg. No.:17BEC00918
INTRODUCTION
Home/office automation is the control of any or every single electrical
gadget in our home or office, regardless of whether we are there or away.
Home/office automation is one of the most energizing improvements in
innovation for the home that has gone along in decades. There are many
items accessible today that permit us control over the gadgets naturally,
either by remote control; or even by voice direction.
NEED OF AUTOMATION
1)Raspberry Pi:
It is a credit-card-sized single microcontroller computer. Python as the
main programming language. It is easy to learn and suitable for real world
applications. There are two main types of pi first one is Model A has 25
6Mb RAM, one USB port and no network connection and Model B has 5
12Mb RAM, 2 USB ports and an Ethernet port. It has a Broadcom
BCM2835 system on a chip which includes an ARMl176JZF -S 700 MHz
processor, Video Core IV GPU, and an SD card. Arduino can successfully
work with Raspberry Pi Computers.
2)Arduino:
It is a microcontroller board, not fully computers. In this, written codes are
simply executed without any obstacle. It is an 8-bit Atmel AVR
Microcontroller which comprises of 32K and 512K of onboard flash
memory, 2K of RAM, runs at 8-84MHz clock speeds with voltages of
2.7V-12V.Programming is done using C and carries no operating system.
The code is written in the computer and then sent through USB cable for
execution. Its construction simply covers digital input-output pins that are
between 9-54 AND 6-12 analogue input pins. Its power consumption is less
than 0.5 watt.