Murata IMX-070 Operating instructions

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Operating instructions

Murata IMX-070 is a pyroelectric infrared sensor evaluation board that enables users to explore the capabilities of the IRA-S210ST01 sensor. With a rated voltage of 3.3V, it provides both analog and comparator output signals. The board amplifies the sensor's output and generates digital high/low signals for easy integration with microcontrollers. Ideal for detecting changes in infrared distribution, it finds applications in motion detection, intrusion alarms, and temperature sensing.

Murata IMX-070 is a pyroelectric infrared sensor evaluation board that enables users to explore the capabilities of the IRA-S210ST01 sensor. With a rated voltage of 3.3V, it provides both analog and comparator output signals. The board amplifies the sensor's output and generates digital high/low signals for easy integration with microcontrollers. Ideal for detecting changes in infrared distribution, it finds applications in motion detection, intrusion alarms, and temperature sensing.

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Pyroelectric Infrared Sensor
Evaluation Board:IMX-070, IMX-060
Quick Start Guide
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Pyroelectric infrared Sensor
Evaluation Board: IMX-070, IMX-060
It's a Evaluation Board to know how Pyroelectric Infrared
Sensor(IRA-S210ST01) working and performance.
Specifications
Rated Voltage : 3.3V
Output signal : analog, comparator
Dimension : 48×30mm
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Quick Start Guide : Pyroelectric Infrared Sensor
Every objects emit IR(=Infra-Red) ray in
respond to its temperature.
Pyroelectric Infrared Sensor detects "change"
of IR distribution within its sensing area.
* sensing area is determined by lens design.
Amplifier and comparator circuits on evaluation
board amplifies sensor’s output signal and
generate digital High/Low signal. (Next page)
(Please make sure lens is attached on board.)
Pyroelectric Infrared Sensor
Amplifier &
Comparator
Circuit
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Hardware Operation
PIR
AOUT
COUT
(H/L)
AMP
Infra-Red
Comparators
(window
comparator)
While there's no IR distribution
change, AOUT is 1.65V and COUT
is HIGH(=3.3V). When it detects
that, AOUT varies and once AOUT
crosses threshold, COUT falls to
LOW(=0V).
In the sample code, we detect this
COUT change with GPIO external
interruption and IRQ handler sets a
flag which is periodically monitored
in main loop.(Next page)
AOUT
COUT
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Software Operation : Sample Code Flow Chart
Measurement Start
f_PIR == true
Display
“IR change detected!!
F_PIR = false
YES
NO
Wait 100ms
Interruption Handling
F_PIR = true
Done
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Pin Connection
Pin connection to each CPU board is also
instructed in sample code.
Evaluation board

Arduino
UNO
VCC
3.3V
GND
GND
COUT
D2
AOUT
A0
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Murata IMX-070 Operating instructions

Type
Operating instructions

Murata IMX-070 is a pyroelectric infrared sensor evaluation board that enables users to explore the capabilities of the IRA-S210ST01 sensor. With a rated voltage of 3.3V, it provides both analog and comparator output signals. The board amplifies the sensor's output and generates digital high/low signals for easy integration with microcontrollers. Ideal for detecting changes in infrared distribution, it finds applications in motion detection, intrusion alarms, and temperature sensing.

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