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Wireless motion detector based on Bluetooth Low Energy and PIR sensor
The STEVAL-BLUEPIRV1 evaluation board is an application example design of a wireless motion detector based on a passive infrared (PIR) sensor and featuring Bluetooth® Low Energy wireless connectivity.The passive infrared sensors are the most used sensors for motion detection, thanks to their... Read More
The STEVAL-BLUEPIRV1 evaluation board is an application example design of a wireless motion detector based on a passive infrared (PIR) sensor and featuring Bluetooth® Low Energy wireless connectivity.
The passive infrared sensors are the most used sensors for motion detection, thanks to their low-power consumption and price.
The STEVAL-BLUEPIRV1 evaluation board uses IRA-S210ST01 by Murata. The detection range of the IML-0688 Fresnel lens is up to 5 m.
The on-board low-power TSU102 CMOS op-amp and TS883 comparator perform the analog signal conditioning with a power consumption in a sub-μA range.
The embedded BlueNRG-M2SA FCC and IC certified radio module (FCC ID: S9N-BNRGM2S and IC: 8976CBNRGM2SA), which integrates an application microcontroller based on an Arm®Cortex®-M0 core, features the Bluetooth® Low Energy connectivity.
The whole design has been built by focusing on low-power consumption. Even though powered via a CR2032 coin-cell battery, the board expected lifetime is around a year.
