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I'm looking at building my own home automation, the PIR sensors are fairly heavy on power and in order to ping them fast enough I need a fairly large battery or
by baruch 10y ago
I'm looking at building my own home automation, the PIR sensors are fairly heavy on power and in order to ping them fast enough I need a fairly large battery or hook up the sensor to electricity. If I can replace that with a device in my pocket it would be nice as I don't need extra sensors.
Ofcourse, the downside is if the device is not in my pocket the system has no way to know where I am and will keep the light on in the wrong room and keep me in the dark so it's not like it's a perfect solution.
- Kliment 10y agoThere are PIR sensors that use no more than tens of microamps of power, and can send an interrupt signal to a microcontroller to wake it from deep sleep. An example is AMN41121 by Panasonic.