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Microcontroller › 8051 › Automatic bidirectional visitor counter using 8051 microcontroller (AT89C51)
Is the IR sensor output must be low inorder for the microcontroller to recieve??????
I have same problem with iR… But my system is not working.
hi All,
its all very easy with IR to interface. As per ur topic u need 2 IR receiver and 2 IR Led. u must keep the IR led on one side with some spacing. then, place the IR receiver on the other side straight to the 2 IR led. keep the IR led always by providing 2.5V Dc. then interface ur IR receiver with the microcontroller. note: dont interface directly with the controller. u must need a op-amp to make a signal strong. give the IR receiver to the op-amp non inverting input and get the op-amp output to the micro controller. the program ur controller as per working instruction. name the IR receiver A and B. if the A cuts and the B signal cuts hence the person is getting IN. while B cuts and A signal cuts hence, the person is getting out.
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i will say yes. because it will be better to detect high to low output rather than low to high output using micro controller
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