Sistem Alarm dengan Mikrokontroler AVR 8535
Friday, April 2, 2010
Fire alarm system is a topic that is always interesting to try. This is because it involves a microcontroller, temperature sensor and smoke and programs in the LCD viewer. 
This application is a demo of the fire alarm using ATmega AVR Microcontroller 8535, which is already available on-chip 10-bit internal ADC with 8 channels.
Tools required for this application experiment:
1. ATmega AVR Smart 8535 or any other AVR sismin already supports serial communication.
2. 2 LM 35 temperature sensor
3. Sensor Smoke / Gas AF30
4. Digital Multimeter
5. 12V adapter
6. Relay Board
7. Buzzer and spray
Block Diagram
We need a temperature sensor LM35 as a fairly linear measuring range of 0-100 degrees Celsius. 2 sensors fitted to PA.0 and PA.2 as a demo at the room temperature measurements inside and outside. While the humidity sensor has an analog output with a range of type 808H5V5 0.8V - 3.9V connected to PA.1 .. If you want to have a temperature sensor chip cooling, use the type LM35DT
This application is a demo of the fire alarm using ATmega AVR Microcontroller 8535, which is already available on-chip 10-bit internal ADC with 8 channels.Tools required for this application experiment:
1. ATmega AVR Smart 8535 or any other AVR sismin already supports serial communication.
2. 2 LM 35 temperature sensor
3. Sensor Smoke / Gas AF30
4. Digital Multimeter
5. 12V adapter
6. Relay Board
7. Buzzer and spray
Block Diagram
We need a temperature sensor LM35 as a fairly linear measuring range of 0-100 degrees Celsius. 2 sensors fitted to PA.0 and PA.2 as a demo at the room temperature measurements inside and outside. While the humidity sensor has an analog output with a range of type 808H5V5 0.8V - 3.9V connected to PA.1 .. If you want to have a temperature sensor chip cooling, use the type LM35DT
