Arduino is an open-source electronics platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software. Arduino boards can read digital & analog inputs from the sensors and The PIR sensor is a special type of sensor which is usually used for security purposes. It detects the objects by reading the Infrared radiations emitted by the objects. Any object whose temperature is above absolute zero emits radiation. This radiation is not visible to human eyes. The PIR sensor is designed to detect this Infrared radiation.
In this article, We will learn how can we make a Motion Detection System using Arduino. When the PIR Sensor will detect any motion, it will show that on the Serial Monitor and the buzzer will start.
Components Required
- Arduino UNO -> A microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P
- PIR Sensor -> Which detects the motion
- Buzzer -> A device that produces sound or alarm
- Jumper Wires -> For connecting the elements of the circuit
Circuit Diagram
In this circuit, the PIR sensor detects the motion and sends the digital value to the Arduino and Arduino sends the signal to the Serial Monitor and the buzzer will be started. otherwise, it will be off.
Pins Connection
- Arduino Digital pin 9 is connected with the (+ve) pin of Buzzer
- Arduino GND pin is connected with (-ve) pin of Buzzer
- Arduino Digital pin 2 is connected with the Signal pin of the PIR Sensor
- Arduino 5V pin is connected with the Power pin of the PIR Sensor
- Arduino GND pin is connected with the GND pin of the PIR Sensor
Arduino Code
//Defining pins int buzz = 9;
int pir = 2; void setup()
{ // Sets the buzzer as an OUTPUT & PIR sensor as an INPUT pinMode(buzz, OUTPUT); pinMode(pir, INPUT); // Serial Communication is starting with 9600 of baudrate speed Serial.begin(9600);
} void loop()
{ //Read data from the sensor int status = digitalRead(pir); // check data from sensor if there is motion,
// if will execute otherwise else will execute if(status == HIGH) { Serial.println("Motion Detected"); tone(buzz,1000,700); delay(2000); } else { Serial.println("No one is there"); delay(1000); } }
Output:
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