An AVR board to control home lighting autonomously. It provides automatic control of LED lighting (12vdc) according to:
- Time schedule: active during daily work time except for holidays.
- People movement: turning on lighting automatically when sensing movement using a PIR extension.
- Electric supply status: provides auxiliary lighting when needed (in case of a power outage).
- Illumination level sensing: no need to turn on the lighting when there is enough lighting.
Also providing manual control:
- Directly using onboard buttons.
- Remotely using an infrared remote control (RC5 based).
Inputs:
- 12v DC power supply.
- 220v AC (power detection).
Output:
- 12v DC power supply for LEDs.
Schematic:
Main parts:
- ATmega 8A
- DS1307 RTC
- PIR module (link)
- 5v DC Relay
- Infrared receiver
See BOM for further details.
Required tools:
- Atmel Studio
- Autodesk Eagle
- A brain
BE AWARE OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, 220V POWER SUPPLY SHOULD BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY. PLEASE TAKE SAFETY MEASURES FIRST
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