Analysis of the Effect of Local Tax and Population  on Local Original Revenue in Bireuen  District in 2007-2016

Yanti, Risma; Anwar, Khairil

doi:10.29103/jmpe.v1i2.946

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“…Furthermore, if only the LED1 lamp turns on the power per day is 5.8 watts and if the LED2 lamp also turns on the power per day is 18.8 watts (because the LED2 lamp lights up based on an ultrasonic sensor, the power will be less than 18.8 watts per day. 4 above, it can be seen that the limit of Ultrasonic sensor readings reaches more than two meters and if the object exceeds that distance, the ultrasonic sensor can no longer read the movement of objects around the lights [16]. The binary logic that applies to reading motion on the ultrasonic sensor is 1 and 0, which means that if the sensor detects movement it will have a value of 1 and if no movement is detected it will have a value of 0.…”

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Smart Energy Public Street Lighting System

Masri,

Liestyowati,

Andiyan

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Public street lighting illuminates roadways for two, three, and four-wheeled vehicles. Most roads have street lighting for safety and aesthetics. The security feature improves nighttime driver sight. Motorists need appropriate illumination to reduce accidents and crime. Lighting design and placement affect the street’s and city’s nighttime attractiveness. Public street lighting lights utilize uncontrolled electricity, resulting in excessive expenditures. We need a design that effectively manages and uses electrical energy. The IoT-based Public Street Lighting system employing solar panels as battery chargers may be utilized for electrical energy planning. The ESP8266 module provides control, a Wi-Fi module provides Wi-Fi, the relay module provides an electric switch to turn on or off public street lighting lights using the intelligent energy public street lighting application, and solar panels charge the batteries. The system has LDR sensor monitoring, ultrasonic sensors, and a Nodemcu ESP8266 microprocessor. The light sensor module detects light intensity. The Smart Energy, Public Street Lighting app lets officers monitor the process in real time. This program will monitor public street lighting and analyze and graph the data.

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Section: Tool Component Testingmentioning

confidence: 99%