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In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the passive infrared (PIR) sensor modules with Arduino. PIR modules play an important role in motion detection technology, security systems, smart lighting, home automation, etc. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer —looking to improve your projects— this tutorial will give you a thorough understanding of PIR modules, enabling you to apply them skillfully in your applications. What You Will Learn The str...

SR602 PIR Motion Detection Sensor Features PIR or Passive Infra-Red sensors detect motion based on infrared light of ambient heat. PIR sensors are commonly used in security alarms to detect the presence of human. The SR602 sensor is able to detect movement up to a distance of about 3 meters. This sensor has a digital output. When it detects motion, output will be High and it last 2.5 second. After that it returns to LOW. Note You can adjust sensitivity and HIGH time duration usin...

Introduction Are you looking to enhance your smart and security systems? Want to create projects that detect motion and automate your home? Look no further!  Introducing the HW-MS03 motion detection module, a powerful radar sensor that can revolutionize your projects. Whether you want to secure your premises, automate lighting systems, or develop cutting-edge applications, this module is your key to unlocking endless possibilities.The basic task of these sensors, as you can guess by their name, is to ...

Overview In this article, we’ll show you how to make a gesture detector by simple components like PIR sensor and Arduino Nano. What You Will Learn Explain PIR sensor applications and how it works Run an 8-Pixel PIR sensor named TPA81 Use PIR sensor to detect motion and gesture by Arduino Make a cool detector to increase or decrease your speaker volume. PIR Sensor; How Does It Work? A passive infrared sensor (PIR sensor) is an electronic senso...

HW-M10 Microwave Sensor Module Features The HW-M10 microwave sensor module is very accurate and widely used for motion detection in alarm and security systems. This module, like the PIR module, can detect any movement. The only difference is that instead of using radiation emitted by or reflected from objects, it uses microwave Doppler radar technology. This module has a digital output that is normally Low and becomes High (3.3V) if it detects motion and remains High for 2 to 3 seconds. ...