Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
With a PIR motion sensor integrated with a Durian UNO, we can detect movement and program the Durian UNO to turn a light on for a certain period of time once this motion is detected. For example, once motion is detected, we will turn on the light attached to the output of the PIR sensor for 1 minute. This is how most commercial motion sensor lights work. When motion is detected, the light will turn on for about 1minutes. If the light turned on and stayed on for only the second that motion is detected, this wouldn't be very useful. When motion is detected by a motion sensor light, it will stay on for at least a period of time, on average 2 minutes, so that it can provide illumination for this time if the person that triggered the sensor stays in the area. Then, after this period of time has elapsed, it will shut off. If the person continues moving in the vicinity of the motion sensor, it will then be triggered again and stay on for 2 minutes again. This cycle will continue as long as needed. Again, this is how most commercial motion sensor lights work. You can decide how long you want the light to stay on once detected for your circuit. You will see how to do this in the code you will write and upload to the arduino board.
Get your own now!!!
https://www.mybotic.com.my/durian-uno-series/diy-motion-sensor-light-kit-wth-durian-uno
With a PIR motion sensor integrated with a Durian UNO, we can detect movement and program the Durian UNO to turn a light on for a certain period of time once this motion is detected. For example, once motion is detected, we will turn on the light attached to the output of the PIR sensor for 1 minute. This is how most commercial motion sensor lights work. When motion is detected, the light will turn on for about 1minutes. If the light turned on and stayed on for only the second that motion is detected, this wouldn't be very useful. When motion is detected by a motion sensor light, it will stay on for at least a period of time, on average 2 minutes, so that it can provide illumination for this time if the person that triggered the sensor stays in the area. Then, after this period of time has elapsed, it will shut off. If the person continues moving in the vicinity of the motion sensor, it will then be triggered again and stay on for 2 minutes again. This cycle will continue as long as needed. Again, this is how most commercial motion sensor lights work. You can decide how long you want the light to stay on once detected for your circuit. You will see how to do this in the code you will write and upload to the arduino board.
Get your own now!!!
https://www.mybotic.com.my/durian-uno-series/diy-motion-sensor-light-kit-wth-durian-uno
