Hi,
Everyone knows what Infrared Rays ( IR ) are. They are not visible to our eyes but it is used in day to day life in remote control for controlling household devices like TV, AC , Audio system.
Lets test whether RGB Full Color LED ( KY009 ) emits any IR rays using IR Receiver ( KY 022 )
Lets test whether RGB Full Color LED ( KY009 ) emits any IR rays using IR Receiver ( KY 022 )
I.Things Needed :
1. Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
2. Arduino Board
3. Solderless board
4. Male to Male Jumper wires
5. Female to Male Jumper Wires
5. Female to Male Jumper Wires
6. IR Receiver Sensor ( KY 022 )
8. Any Remote Control ( of TV , Audio system , AC etc.. )
9. 390 ohm Resistors to safeguard RGB Full color LED ( minimum 300 ohms recommended ).
10. USB A to USB B Connector ( to connect Raspberry Pi 3 B+ with Arduino )
II. Install necessary packages :
a) Install Arduino IDE in Raspberry Pi 3 B+ with :
sudo apt-get install arduino
After installation, you will see the Arduino IDE as follows in Raspberry desktop :
b) Connect Arduino and Raspberry Pi using USB A to USB B Cable :
You will be seeing board light blinking in Arduino board.
III. Circuit Completion
a) Take the IR receiver sensor ( KY 022 ) and use the female-to-male jumper wires and connect it as shown below :
White wire : Signal , S will be seen near the pin
Red wire : VCC +5V
Black wire : Ground , minus sign will be seen near the pin
The reason why we use female-to-male jumper wire is to enable to move the IR receiver sensor. If it is fixed to breadboard, movement will be restricted.
White wire : Signal , S will be seen near the pin
Red wire : VCC +5V
Black wire : Ground , minus sign will be seen near the pin
The reason why we use female-to-male jumper wire is to enable to move the IR receiver sensor. If it is fixed to breadboard, movement will be restricted.
i) R Pin to 390 ohm resistor to Pin 9 of Arduino.
ii) G Pin to 390 ohm resistor to Pin 10 of Arduino.
iii) B Pin to 390 ohm resistor to Pin 11 of Arduino.
iv) Ground Pin ( - ) pin to ground of Arduino.
c) Connect IR receiver sensor to Arduino Board
i) S Pin to Pin 6 of Arduino
ii) VCC Pin to 5V pin of Arduino
iii) Ground Pin to Ground pin of Arduino.
Completed Circuit diagram will look as below :
i) S Pin to Pin 6 of Arduino
ii) VCC Pin to 5V pin of Arduino
iii) Ground Pin to Ground pin of Arduino.
Completed Circuit diagram will look as below :
IV. IR Receiver & LED program
a) Go to Arduino IDE, Choose the type of Arduino board : go to Tools > Board > Arduino Uno.
b) Select the port the Arduino is connected to, look under Serial Port under the Tools menu ( serial port in the raspberry Pi will be like /dev/ttyACM0).
c) To work on IR , we need IR Arduino library. Download the library ( zip file ) from :
b) Select the port the Arduino is connected to, look under Serial Port under the Tools menu ( serial port in the raspberry Pi will be like /dev/ttyACM0).
c) To work on IR , we need IR Arduino library. Download the library ( zip file ) from :
https://github.com/shirriff/Arduino-IRremote.
I have cloned the github and you can get the same package from :
https://github.com/johnsylvester1/Adruino_IRRemote
d) Extract the Arduino-IRremote-master.zip file and rename the folder as IR folder as shown below :
e) Copy the IR folder to Arduino IDE libraries folder using sudo command.
sudo cp -R /home/pi/Downloads/IR /usr/share/arduino/libraries
f)You can see the IR library installed in Arduino IDE as shown below Sketch > Import Library > IR:
g) Open a new sketch and copy the below program :
You can download the code from :
https://gist.github.com/johnsylvester1/f5ee91ed415a79fa2908867a732a6631
h) Click Verify button to compile the sketch and then upload the code :
IV. Executing the programI have cloned the github and you can get the same package from :
https://github.com/johnsylvester1/Adruino_IRRemote
d) Extract the Arduino-IRremote-master.zip file and rename the folder as IR folder as shown below :
e) Copy the IR folder to Arduino IDE libraries folder using sudo command.
sudo cp -R /home/pi/Downloads/IR /usr/share/arduino/libraries
f)You can see the IR library installed in Arduino IDE as shown below Sketch > Import Library > IR:
g) Open a new sketch and copy the below program :
| #include <IRremote.h> | |
| int RECV_PIN = 6; | |
| IRrecv irrecv(RECV_PIN); | |
| decode_results results; | |
| int redpin = 11; //select the pin for the red LED | |
| int bluepin =10; // select the pin for the blue LED | |
| int greenpin = 9;// select the pin for the green LED | |
| int val; | |
| void setup() { | |
| pinMode(redpin, OUTPUT); | |
| pinMode(bluepin, OUTPUT); | |
| pinMode(greenpin, OUTPUT); | |
| Serial.begin(9600); | |
| irrecv.enableIRIn(); // Start the receiver | |
| } | |
| void loop() | |
| { | |
| for(val = 255; val > 0; val--) | |
| { | |
| analogWrite(redpin, val); //set PWM value for red | |
| analogWrite(bluepin, 255 - val); //set PWM value for blue | |
| analogWrite(greenpin, 128 - val); //set PWM value for green | |
| delay(1); | |
| } | |
| if (irrecv.decode(&results)) | |
| { | |
| Serial.println(results.value, HEX); | |
| irrecv.resume(); // Receive the next value | |
| } | |
| } |
You can download the code from :
https://gist.github.com/johnsylvester1/f5ee91ed415a79fa2908867a732a6631
h) Click Verify button to compile the sketch and then upload the code :
a) You will see the RGB LED ( KY009 ) light blinking:
c) Now bring the IR receiver sensor ( KY022 ) near the RGB LED light ( KY009) . You will see there are no IR rays from the RGB LED light.
d) Now take the remote and then press the remote button , you will see the IR button hex value returned to Serial monitor as shown in the video below :
Now , you have received the hex value of the remote control button and also verified there are no IR rays returned by RGB LED light.
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