Pengusir Hama Burung Berbasis Arduino

Dolly Indra
17 Oct 202103:15

Summary

TLDRThis video demonstrates the design and functionality of an Arduino-based bird repellent tool for rice fields. The system uses solar power to charge a battery, which operates various components including a step-down converter, a servo motor, a speaker, and a PIR sensor array. When a pest is detected, the servo moves a scarecrow, and the speaker emits a sound to scare away the birds. The tool was successfully tested in Gowa, covering a 240m² rice field, with a detection range of up to 8 meters.

Takeaways

  • 😀 The demonstration is about a desert pest repellent tool designed for rice fields using Arduino.
  • 😀 The system is controlled by an Arduino that functions as the central control unit of the tool.
  • 😀 The energy source for the tool comes from a combination of solar panels and batteries.
  • 😀 The solar panel generates electricity during sunlight, which is then stored in a battery.
  • 😀 A step-down converter is used to reduce the voltage for other components.
  • 😀 A servo motor is employed to move a scarecrow (orang-orangan sawah) in the rice field.
  • 😀 The system includes a speaker that produces sounds designed to scare off birds.
  • 😀 The ISD1820 module is used to record sounds for playback, with a duration range of 8 to 20 seconds.
  • 😀 A mini amplifier boosts the sound signal from the speaker to enhance its volume.
  • 😀 Five PIR sensors are mounted on the device to detect movement from pests or birds in the field.
  • 😀 The tool works by detecting movement from the PIR sensors, which triggers the scarecrow's movement and the activation of the sound from the speaker.
  • 😀 Testing was conducted in Paranoide, Gowa, with a test area of 240 m², and the system can detect pests from a distance of approximately 8 meters.

Q & A

  • What is the purpose of the device presented in the script?

    -The device is designed as a desert pest repellent for rice fields, using an Arduino-based system to scare off pests like birds.

  • How does the Arduino function in the pest repellent system?

    -The Arduino acts as the central control unit for the entire device, coordinating the operation of all components like the motor, sensors, and speaker.

  • What role does the solar panel play in the system?

    -The solar panel serves as a power source, converting sunlight into electricity to charge the battery, providing the system with sustainable energy.

  • Why is a battery included in the system?

    -The battery stores electricity generated by the solar panel, ensuring that the system can operate even when there is no sunlight.

  • What is the function of the step-down component in the system?

    -The step-down component reduces the voltage of the electricity from the solar panel to a level suitable for the device's components to function properly.

  • How does the servo motor contribute to the operation of the pest repellent?

    -The servo motor moves the scarecrow (or 'orang-orangan sawah') to physically deter pests from the field by mimicking human presence or movement.

  • What role does the speaker play in the device?

    -The speaker emits sounds designed to frighten birds and other pests, helping to keep them away from the crops.

  • How does the ISD1820 module contribute to the system?

    -The ISD1820 module records sounds that are played through the speaker, with a recording duration of 8 to 20 seconds, adding an auditory deterrent for pests.

  • What is the purpose of the mini amplifier in the system?

    -The mini amplifier boosts the audio signal from the ISD1820 module, making the sound output from the speaker louder and more effective in deterring pests.

  • How do the PIR sensors function in the system?

    -The PIR sensors detect movement in the field. When movement is detected, they trigger the servo motor to move the scarecrow and activate the speaker to produce a sound, scaring away pests.

  • Where was the pest repellent system tested, and what was the area size?

    -The system was tested in Paranoid, Gowa District, with the testing area being 240 square meters.

  • What was the maximum detection range of the system for pests?

    -The system was able to detect pests at a distance of approximately 8 meters.

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