Motion Senzor with Visible and Audio triggers

Project by: Zeic Bogdan

Andrei Corneliu Suciu
Tehncical University of Cluj Napoca
< Zeic.Vi.Bogdan@student.utcluj.ro >
< Suciu.Va.Andrei@student.utcluj.ro >
Pre-scriptum: In this paper we will do our best to explain how the visual and audio
markers are responding to the data coming from the motion sensor studying their
signal frequency and intensity.

1.Introduction
Technology is progressing everyday and it's benefits are undeniable, but what is
the point of having all this resources if we do not use them to make our lives
easier. Our project is nothing else but a demonstration that with a reduced buget
and a basic level of understanding of this phenomena you can create a device to
serve at whatever purpose you may need.
Components:
-Arduino Uno
-breadboard
-conductor wires
-1 x LED, 1 x LCD(8x2)
-Plusivo Speaker
-Plusivo Motion Senzor
-Potentiometer
Despite the fact that Arduino IDE is not a part of our curricum, it was very easy to
find all the information via internet(we will provide a bibliography at the end). The
components were bought from a local store.

2.Creation and Coding Process

The Arduino Board provides 5V voltage that was connected to the breadboard,
powering all the components.The LCD screen required the potentiometer for
tehncical purposes, so we decided to use 2 breadboard instead of one to ease the
process.
The code was build in segment, me and my partner each had tasks for a different
component and it was very intuitive since Arduino IDE is a relatively easy-to-
comprehend platform(a copy of our code will be provided if asked).
After each of us did the reseach for the components we implemented the
hardware system and tested it to fix all the possible errors.

3.Final result
It is recommended to use a black object in a open room for best results.
As the object approaches the sensor the LED starts the first sequence of lighting
with a low frequency as the audio component is creating a acceptable sound. The
closer the object gets to the sensor, the LED will increase its frequency and the
audio speaker will produce a high frequency sound, that might cause bother.
When the test object is closer than 10 cm to the senzor, the LED will be
permanently on and the speaker will reach the peak also emitting continuously .
The LCD is devided using a matrix algorithm to display more columns as the object
approaches the Motion sensor.

4.Biobliography
https://arduinogetstarted.com/tutorials/arduino-motion-sensor
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/SimpleAudioPlayer
https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/10-great-arduino-projects-for-beginners/
https://www.electronicshub.org/simple-arduino-projects/
https://www.circuito.io/blog/arduino-code/
https://www.plusivo.com/