This document outlines the details of the Arduino Body Temperature Monitoring System project, including its hardware and software requirements, features, system design, and usage instructions.
- Body Temperature Measurement: Measures the temperature using the GY-906 infrared temperature sensor.
- Real-time Data Display: Displays temperature readings on an LCD screen.
- Accurate Temperature Detection: Ensures precise temperature readings.
- Alert System: Activates a buzzer alarm when the temperature exceeds a predefined threshold.
- System Health Monitoring: Monitors the functionality of components in real-time.
- Microcontroller: Arduino Uno.
- Temperature Sensor: GY-906 for accurate infrared temperature readings.
- Buzzer: Provides an audible alert for high-temperature warnings.
- LCD Screen: Displays temperature readings in real-time.
- Connecting Wires: Male-to-male and male-to-female jumper wires.
- Power Supply: USB cable or external power source for the Arduino board.
- Arduino IDE: For writing, debugging, and uploading the code to the Arduino Uno.
- Setup the System:
- Assemble the hardware components as per the circuit diagram.
- Ensure proper connections between the GY-906 sensor, buzzer, LCD screen, and Arduino Uno.
- Load the Code:
- Open the Arduino IDE.
- Load the provided Arduino sketch.
- Connect the Arduino Uno to your computer via USB.
- Upload the code to the Arduino Uno.
- Operate the System:
- Power the Arduino Uno.
- Monitor the LCD screen for temperature readings.
- Listen for the buzzer alert if the temperature exceeds the set threshold.
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Measurement Module:
- Uses the GY-906 infrared sensor to measure body and ambient temperature.
- Reads temperature data continuously for real-time monitoring.
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Display Module:
- Shows the temperature readings on an LCD screen or through the Arduino serial monitor.
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Alert Module:
- Activates the buzzer when the temperature exceeds a specified threshold, ensuring timely notifications for high-temperature conditions.
- Integrating wireless communication (e.g., Bluetooth or Wi-Fi) for remote monitoring.
- Adding a feature to log temperature data over time.
- Providing a mobile or web interface for user convenience.