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Energy and Mechatronics Applications based on NI myRIO

2018, International Conference on Control Engineering and Mechanical Design (CEMD 2017)

https://doi.org/10.5923/J.IJIT.20170602.04

Abstract

The developed prototype gives a clear idea of how energy can be used efficiently. This project is supported by the National Instrument's prodigy MyRIO which is programmed using NI LabVIEW which is a user friendly software. Among various types of automation available, the six main systems implemented in this work are as follows:-Auto-Light, Auto-Fan, Intruder Alert, Gas Leakage Alert and the Rain sensor. All these systems are being implemented using transducers/sensors which are largely found in application in every sphere of our life. The prototype thus helps to reduce the amount of energy used per day thereby reducing wastage. It also plays a vital role in giving a central control system to the user.

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What are the advantages of using LabVIEW with NI MyRIO in smart homes?add

The research indicates that LabVIEW enhances productivity by offering a graphical programming environment, reducing test times significantly. It allows easy interfacing with various sensors and devices, facilitating effective smart home implementations.

How does the LM35 sensor improve temperature measurement accuracy?add

The LM35 provides ±¼ °C accuracy at room temperature and maintains ±¾ °C accuracy across its operating range of -55°C to 150°C. Its output is proportional to temperature changes at 10mV/°C, ensuring precise readings.

What is the detection range of the PIR sensor for motion detection?add

The PIR sensor effectively detects motion within a radius of 15 to 20 feet. This capability makes it ideal for applications like intruder alarms and home security systems.

What principles underlie the operation of the phototransistor as a sensor?add

The phototransistor converts light into voltage, leveraging hole-electron pair generation in the base-collector junction. This results in a high gain and cost-effectiveness, making it suitable for various light-sensing applications.

How does the MQ6 sensor function for gas leakage detection?add

The MQ6 sensor can detect LPG concentrations ranging from 200 to 10,000 ppm, triggering alerts for leakage. Its fast response time and high sensitivity ensure timely detection of dangerous gas levels.

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