PIR_Motion_Sensor_V1.0_SKU_SEN0171-DFRobot

Introduction

Pyroelectric infrared motion sensor can detect the infrared signals from a person or animals which are moving, and can output the switching detection signals. Therefore it can be applied to a variety of occasions which need to detect the movement of a persons body. Conventional pyroelectric infrared sensors require pyroelectric infrared detector, a professional chip and a complex peripheral circuit. This causes a difficult user expereince and can lead to reliability issues. Now we launched this new pyroelectric infrared motion sensor especially designed for Arduino. A compact integrated digital body pyroelectric infrared sensor is used, leading to high reliability, low power consumption, and simple peripheral circuit.

Specification

Application

Board Overview

Diagram

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Overview of the Detector

The pyroelectric infrared motion sensor integrates a digital integrated body pyroelectric infrared detector, whose model is AM412. This detector is a digital intelligent PIR sensor. It interfaces directly with up to two conventional PIR sensors via a high impedance differential input. The PIR signal is converted to a 15 bit digital value on chip. A LED indicates whenever the PIR signal is above the selected threshold. All signal processing is performed digitally. PIR_sequential_en.jpg

Output Characteristic

When the pyroelectric infrared motion sensor detects the movement of a body within the detection range, the output pin will output a high level(3V) and the output led is ON; Without an infrared Pyroelectric signal, the output pin will output low level(0V) and the output led is OFF. Pay attention: Once the IR signal disappears, the output pin will output low level delay roughly 2.3~3 seconds. So we can quickly establish a body motion detection application according to this feature. Note:When the sensor just powers on, there will be unstable for a short time. The output level will be jittered, but stabilize shortly.

Tutorial

Connection Diagram

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Sample Code

Just download the sample code. Move your body to play with the tiny motion sensor.


// #
// # Editor     : Youyou from DFRobot
// # Date       : 04.06.2014
// # E-Mail : youyou.yu@dfrobot.com

// # Product name: PIR (Motion) Sensor
// # Product SKU : SEN0171
// # Version     : 1.0

// # Description:
// # The sketch for using the PIR Motion sensor with Arduino/Raspberry Pi controller to achieve the human detection feature.

// # Hardware Connection:
// #        PIR Sensor    -> Digital pin 2
// #        Indicator LED -> Digital pin 13
// #

byte sensorPin = 2;
byte indicator = 13;

void setup()
{
  pinMode(sensorPin,INPUT);
  pinMode(indicator,OUTPUT);
  Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop()
{
  byte state = digitalRead(sensorPin);
  digitalWrite(indicator,state);
  if(state == 1)Serial.println("Somebody is in this area!");
  else if(state == 0)Serial.println("No one!");
  delay(500);
}

Expected Results

When the sensor detects the living movement body within detection range, the output pin will output high voltage of 3V, while the output indicator is lighted.Otherwise,after 2~3s,the output pin will output high voltage of 0V, while the output indicator is extinguished.

Note: When the sensor just on electricity, there will be unstable for a short time, the output terminal will be level shake!

FAQ

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