Hardware Design of A ZIGBEE Smart Energy Implementation for Energy Efficient Building
Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology - Year 30, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
This paper gives the brief information regarding the implementation of a smart system for energy efficient building. The hardware design of the proposed system is mainly focused in this paper. The proposed system is elaborated along with the associated software, schematics, implementation logic and few snapshots. This paper also discusses the complete process and step wise execution of the proposed system. Each section of the hardware is described using schematics and flow diagram. To visualize the controlling and monitoring of the proposed work, a graphical user interface is also discussed. The idea of utilising the energy in an efficient way is cleared using the proposed system.
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Aniket V. Patil
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