Customer PT. PLN (Persero) has been getting prepaid and postpaid electric service programs, on postpaid electricity PT. PLN is still using conventional ways to monitor the electricity consumption of its customers. PLN officers must record meters, calculate and publish accounts to be paid by customers. In this study using electrical energy monitoring system using SMS that can measure and monitor the use of electrical energy in real time, using the method of direct measurement. Results from the current sensor readings and voltage sensors will be forwarded to the microcontroller to be converted into the amount of electrical energy consumption and the amount of payment in accordance with tariffs that have been determined PLN. The research was conducted in Basic Laboratory of Electrical Engineering, Laboratory of Energy Conversion, Laboratory of Workshop & Electrical Installation, Electrical Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Engineering, Udayana University.
Sea turtle has protected status because of their endangered existence. To prevent turtle extinction is by organizing turtle conservation activities. Moving and monitored the turtle eggs is one of turtle conservation activities. Monitoring of these turtle eggs is manually every day and make it difficult for officers. To help officers, in this research will made an automatic monitoring system. The monitoring system using ultrasonic sensors and NodeMCU ESP8266 which will send data via MQTT. On the server there is a webserver to process data from hardware. There is also a telegram messenger notification that will appear when there is a change on the height of sand. This monitoring system will be tested using simulations that have been made. With this monitoring system, it is expected to help the turtle conservation officer to move the turtles that have been hatched at the right time and monitor the eggs automatically.
The negligence of residents and the lack of a house security system are the causes of the rampant cases of theft. Technological developments are increasingly rapid, making technology can be applied as a security system at home. This can be a solution to these problems. In this study a home security system was developed in the form of a prototype. This study uses a microcontroller that can be controlled using mobile devices via bluetooth communication. The prototype consists of a keypad to enter a password as a substitute for a home key, a PIR sensor as a detection of human body heat movements, and a buzzer as an alarm. The results of this study are that the prototype has been realized where the servo motor has been able to open and lock by entering the correct password. Setting ON / OFF lighting, display information on the LCD, and ON / OFF PIR sensor from an Android mobile phone via Bluetooth communication are in accordance with the plan.
One of the technologies that continues to be developed today is automated system technology. An automatic system that has the potential to continue to develop in this modern era is the vending machine. Along with the development of technology, vending machines have begun to be developed using tags / RFID cards (Radio Frequency Identification) in lieu of paper money. The disadvantage of this system is the dependence of machine activation on an RFID tag / card that still has security risks. Therefore, a vending machine will be developed using QR (Quick Response) Code and integrated with an Android-based smartphone instead of RFID. The microcontroller based vending machine system uses a QR Code to work to serve drinks automatically after processing serial data sent by a smartphone through an application that has been designed with Bluetooth communication. Users can register an account on the application and fill in the balance to buy canned drinks at the vending machine.
The development of electric vehicles in Indonesia began in 1997 by the IndonesianInstitute of Sciences (LIPI) but since 2013 has slowed down. Presidential Regulation 55/2019strengthens the development of electric vehicles in Indonesia which followed by severalsupporting regulations. Currently, the development of electric vehicles, both in terms of researchand industry or commercial products, is getting better. This paper reviews the current status ofelectric bicycles and electric motorcycles in Indonesia which are commercially available. Theresearch was conducted by through online survey during 2020-2021 which produced adatabase of electric bicycles/motorcycles. Currently, there are 64 electric bicycles and 44electric motorcycles. These vehicles use either two or three wheels with electric drive capacitybetween 180 W to 4200 W. The most common electric motor used is BLDC at 87%. The electricbike/motorcycle has speed ranges between 20 km/h to 70 km/h with battery capacity of 5,2 Ahto 70 Ah with milage ranging from 15 km to 200 km. The information presented will helpstakeholders to get a quick overview of the development of electric bicycles/motorcycles in thecountry and serves as benchmark for developing electric bicycles or motor to meet domesticneeds.
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