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How can I use an infrared sensor to count the number of people using a microcontroller? And output the number of people on an LED display? ? Is there any relevant template program or reference:
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But if the level of the infrared receiving tube changes for one cycle, it is judged that there is a person. However, if two people are parallel or a slightly larger object passes by, the detection will be wrong, so the detection may require multi-directional detection.  Details Published on 2018-6-8 19:24
 

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Put an infrared tube at the door? ? Interrupt once: time:: time:
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Use an interception infrared sensor with appropriate channels. When a person passes by, the infrared light is intercepted once. The number of interceptions is the number of people. When programming, you need to pay attention to the "anti-shake" of the interception count, that is, when a person stands at a specific position next to the sensor, the light is constantly and quickly intercepted. This can be judged by the pulse length and interval time. The rest should be very simple.
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But if the level of the infrared receiving tube changes for one cycle, it is judged that there is a person. However, if two people are parallel or a slightly larger object passes by, the detection will be wrong, so the detection may require multi-directional detection.
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