Smart Control for Wireless Indoor Lighting System Based on ZigBee Technology

Dan Liu; Hong Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.898.792

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Smart Control for Wireless Indoor Lighting System Based on ZigBee Technology

Abstract:

ZigBee is a kind of low rate, low cost and low power technology to be used in cheap, fixed, portable and mobile devices in wireless sensor network. The wireless smart indoor lighting system based on ZigBee technology uses the chip CC2530 as the core. It can collect the light intensity signals of LEDs in real time; perform pulse width modulation (PWM) and wireless communications. The system can also display these parameters on a personal computer such as temperature, light intensity and so on. Even the real-time parameters may be transmitted to the mobile phone to monitor. As a result of the indoor tests that have been conducted, the smart lighting system is more humanized, safe and energy-efficient.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 898)

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Dan Liu*, Hong Yu

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Energy Consumption (EC), Indoor Light, PWM, ZigBee

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