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COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER STUDIES

ArduinoBreeze: Bluetooth-Driven
Home Fan Control

Submitted to:
Sir Jerry Umali

Prepared By:
Blanco, Trixia Jashel
Eleazar, Cherry Anne
Espeleta, Jan Ronald
Figueroa, Rovic
Forcadela, Reygenan F
Lanzar, Kyle
Ribon, Mark Joebert F.
Sayson, Wisdom Paul

BSIT3B
PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MUNTINLUPA
University Road, NBP Reservation, Brgy. Poblacion, Muntinlupa City
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER STUDIES

Introduction

In modern living, effective management of household appliances is more than just


convenient; it is now an essential component of enhancing modern lifestyles. Among these
appliances, fan control emerges as a critical component for ensuring home comfort and energy
efficiency. Recognizing this critical need, the ArduinoBreeze project emerges as an innovative
breakthrough, envisioning a paradigm shift in traditional methods of controlling household fans.
This innovative drive aims to redefine the very essence of fan control by creatively combining
modern Arduino technology with the versatility of Bluetooth connectivity, promoting the values
of convenience and accessibility.

The ArduinoBreeze system stands at a point of sophistication and user empowerment,


combining the multifaceted capabilities of Arduino microcontrollers with the vast potential of
Bluetooth communication. This combination not only gives users the ability to remotely control
their fans, but it also promises a new kind of control and adaptability. The firm intention to user
convenience, realized through the meticulous creation of a simple to operate user-friendly
interface enhanced by the persistent reliability of dependable Bluetooth connectivity, is central to
the project's ideology. These associated elements combine to dismantle the complexities of fan
control, resulting in a new era of intuitive and simpler management for individuals looking to
easily manage their home fan systems.

This research project sets on a mission of thorough study and iterative creation, getting
firmly into the technicalities of developing, designing, and implementing the ArduinoBreeze
system. The project, which is based on a user-centric thinking, prioritizes improving home
comfort and convenience. ArduinoBreeze aspires to not only transform but revolutionize the
field of fan control by emphasizing ease of operation and ensuring steadfast functionality,
significantly contributing to the creation of an environment that embodies efficiency and
adaptability within the confines of one's home.
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University Road, NBP Reservation, Brgy. Poblacion, Muntinlupa City
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER STUDIES

Problem Statement

The research 'ArduinoBreeze: Bluetooth-Driven Home Fan Control' addresses the


drawbacks and limitations inherent in traditional methods of controlling household electric fans.
Manual switches are prone to wear and damage, and the inaccessibility of wall-mounted fans
adds to the challenge of convenient fan control within home environments.

This study attempts to address these issues by conceptualizing, designing, and


implementing ArduinoBreeze, a Bluetooth-powered fan control system. The primary goal is to
develop a user-friendly, easily accessible solution that goes beyond the limitations of traditional
manual switches. The goal of ArduinoBreeze is to provide a dependable and efficient method of
controlling electric fans by allowing users to manage their fan settings conveniently via
Bluetooth technology.

By exploring the development and implementation of ArduinoBreeze, this research aims


to revolutionize home fan control, mitigating the vulnerabilities of manual switches and
addressing the accessibility issues associated with wall-mounted fans. The ultimate goal is to
introduce an innovative and practical solution that enhances user convenience, optimizes fan
control, and transforms the home environment into a more adaptable and comfortable space.
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University Road, NBP Reservation, Brgy. Poblacion, Muntinlupa City
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER STUDIES

Description

Arduino Parts:
1. HC-05 Bluetooth Module: The HC-05 is a commonly used Bluetooth module that
allows wireless communication between devices. It's often employed in projects where
data needs to be transmitted wirelessly over short distances. In this context, it enables the
Arduino (or another microcontroller) to communicate with a smartphone or another
Bluetooth-enabled device to control or exchange data.

2. Arduino UNO: The Arduino UNO is a popular microcontroller board used in numerous
electronic projects. It features digital and analog input/output pins that can be
programmed to perform various tasks. It serves as the brain of the project, executing the
code to control and coordinate the other components.

3. Single Channel Relay Module: This module is designed to control high-voltage devices
(like a fan or a light) using a low-voltage signal. It acts as an electronic switch that can be
controlled by the Arduino. The relay isolates the high-voltage circuit from the
low-voltage microcontroller, ensuring safety and enabling the Arduino to control devices
that require higher power.

4. Breadboard: A breadboard is a prototyping tool used for building temporary circuits. It


allows components to be easily connected and tested without the need for soldering.
Components can be inserted into the holes on the breadboard and connected using jumper
wires.
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5. Jumper Wires (Male to Male and Male to Female): Jumper wires are used to create
connections between different components on the breadboard or to link components to
the Arduino board. Male-to-male jumper wires connect components on the breadboard,
while male-to-female jumper wires connect components to the Arduino or other devices.

6. 12V Battery: The 12V battery serves as a power source for the project. It provides the
necessary electrical power to operate the components, especially the relay module and the
fan, in cases where a mains power supply is not available or for a portable setup.

Block Diagram
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Schematic Diagram

PCB
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COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER STUDIES

Cost
1. Arduino Kit = 1,600 php
2. Fan = 180 php
3. Battery = 33 php

Picture

Program Sketch Code

/* Home Automation With Bluetooth Module*/


char data;
void setup()
{
pinMode(3,OUTPUT);
pinMode(4,OUTPUT);
Serial.begin(9600);
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University Road, NBP Reservation, Brgy. Poblacion, Muntinlupa City
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER STUDIES

}
void loop()
{
while (Serial.available()==0);
data = Serial.read();
Serial.println(data);
if (data=='A')
digitalWrite(3,HIGH);
if (data == 'a')
digitalWrite(3,LOW);
if (data=='B')
digitalWrite(4,HIGH);
if (data=='b')
digitalWrite(4,LOW);
}

Summary or Conclusion

In conclusion, the ArduinoBreeze project emerges as a game-changing solution to the


problems associated with traditional methods of household fan control. This innovative system
provides users with more than just remote control by seamlessly integrating Arduino
microcontrollers with Bluetooth technology.

The project addresses the limitations of manual switches, which are prone to wear and
damage, and provides a viable alternative to the accessibility issues of wall-mounted fans.
ArduinoBreeze prioritizes user-centric thinking, resulting in a user-friendly interface enhanced
by dependable Bluetooth connectivity. This combination simplifies fan control, ushering in a
PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MUNTINLUPA
University Road, NBP Reservation, Brgy. Poblacion, Muntinlupa City
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER STUDIES

new era of intuitive management for individuals seeking efficient and adaptable home
environments.

The research project looks into the technical complexities of developing and
implementing ArduinoBreeze, emphasizing careful examination and ongoing improvement. The
goal is simple: to revolutionize home fan control by providing a practical solution that improves
user convenience and optimizes fan settings using Bluetooth-enabled technology.

The significance of ArduinoBreeze stems not only from its technical sophistication, but
also from its ability to transform the home environment into a more adaptable and comfortable
environment. The Arduino components, which include the HC-05 Bluetooth Module, Arduino
UNO, Single Channel Relay Module, Breadboard, Jumper Wires, and 12V Battery, work
together to make the system work.

The provided program sketch code demonstrates the ease of use and effectiveness of the
ArduinoBreeze system. Users can easily control the fan by sending particular traits via
Bluetooth, demonstrating the project's feasibility and user-friendly design.

The ArduinoBreeze project's success will be determined by its ability to provide a


dependable, efficient, and innovative solution to household fan control. Not only does the project
address the vulnerabilities of manual switches, but it also addresses the accessibility issues
associated with wall-hung fans. As a result, ArduinoBreeze makes a significant contribution to
the creation of a more adaptable and comfortable home environment, resulting in a successful
paradigm shift in modern fan control technology.

References
https://youtu.be/CRMbjI9uXYo?si=bLei7HMTB26gI6ZB

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