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Project-4 ESP32

The document describes a project using an ESP32 board to detect motion with a PIR sensor. When motion is detected, a buzzer will sound an alarm and stop when no motion is detected for a preset time. Components include an ESP32 board, PIR sensor, buzzer, LED, jumper wires and breadboard. Diagrams show the component connections and code is used to configure inputs, variables, and logic to trigger the alarm.

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Project-4 ESP32

The document describes a project using an ESP32 board to detect motion with a PIR sensor. When motion is detected, a buzzer will sound an alarm and stop when no motion is detected for a preset time. Components include an ESP32 board, PIR sensor, buzzer, LED, jumper wires and breadboard. Diagrams show the component connections and code is used to configure inputs, variables, and logic to trigger the alarm.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

AP 5
Subject Code

TECHNOLOGY AND THE APPLICATION OF THE INTERNET OF THINGS


Subject Description

ACTIVITY WORKSHEET

PROJECT 4
Worksheet Number

ESP32 PIR Motion Sensor


Project Title

Presented by: GROUP 5


Escalicas, Angela V.
Gastador, John Lester D.
Orgil Rea Rose E.
Soria, Josiebel R.
Ybanez, Kim E.

Presented to:
JESUS R. ESLAWAN JR.

______________________________
Date
ESP32 PIR Motion Sensor
OVERVIEW:

This project shows how to detect motion with the ESP32 using a PIR motion
sensor. A PIR (Passive Infrared) motion sensor is an electronic sensor that detects
infrared radiations that usually come from moving objects in its field of view.
It sends a high signal to the pin when it detects motion and a low signal when there is
no motion. This signal is processed by the Arduino code, which can trigger actions such
as turning on lights and activating alarms.
The buzzer will sound an alarm when motion is detected, and stop the
alarm when no motion is detected for a preset time.

COMPONENT STRUCTURE:
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COMPONENTS OF THE PROJECT:

The components used in the PIR Motion Sensor are listed below:
1. ESP32 DEVKIT V1 Board
2. PIR motion sensor (HC-SR501)
3. Active Buzzer
4. Jumper wires
5. Breadboard
6. 5mm Led

STRUCTURE OF THE PROJECT (using tinkercad.com):

The structure clearly shows the pinout of the ESP32 board.


It is shown below:
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SIMULATION WIRING DIAGRAM (using tinkercad.com):
(INSERT PICTURE HERE)

BUILDING THE PROJECT://(insert pictures here!)

The step-by-step process of the project is shown below:

1. Connect the PIR Motion Sensor to the breadboard by inserting jumper wires in the
corresponding pins.
2. Connect the LED to the breadboard (if desired) and connect them to the Arduino Uno
board using jumper wires.
3. Open the Arduino IDE and write the code for the PIR Motion Sensor project. This would
include configuring the digital input pins, declaring variables and functions, and defining
the logic of the project.
4. Upload the code to the Arduino Uno board and verify that all components are working
correctly.
5. Test the project by moving in front of the PIR Motion Sensor and observe if the LED
turns on.

SKETCH:
(INSERT PICTURE HERE)

GROUP PICTURIALS:
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REFERENCES:
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