MoonCampaign by Matei (9 years)
I am presenting my Smart Security Alarm Project. I used a Micro:bit connected to a PIR motion sensor and an RGB LED. The Micro:bit detects motion through the sensor. When motion is sensed, the RGB LED lights up at maximum brightness in white, and a sound plays using the music module. The program uses a custom RGB function to control the LED, while a loop continuously checks the sensor.
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I am excited to share my Smart Security Alarm Project. This project uses a Micro:bit connected to a PIR motion sensor and an RGB LED to detect movement and alert users.
I started by importing the music module to play a sound when motion is detected. I connected the RGB LED to pins 0, 1, and 2 on the Micro:bit for blue, green, and red, and I wrote a custom RGB function to control the brightness of each color using analog values. This allows the LED to show maximum brightness or turn off completely depending on sensor input.
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