DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A VOICE BASED FANSPEED REGULATOR

Student: Ramat Ayotomiwa Ismail
Supervisor: Engr Mohammed Mahmud Suleiman
HOD: Dr Sanni Man Yahyah
Department of Electrical /Electronics Engineering
Engineering and Technology
Federal University of Technology, Minna, Niger State

Abstract

ABSTRACT This project designed and constructed a Voice-Based Fan Speed Regulator, offering a hands-free alternative to manual control. The system aims to provide a user-friendly, hands-free, and energy-efficient alternative to manual fan speed control. Integrating hardware components like the Arduino Uno microcontroller, Bluetooth module, and the DC fan. The system utilizes Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) to adjust fan speed in real-time based on voice commands transmitted through the 'Bluetooth Voice' Android application. The system ensures secure operation with a stable power supply. Rigorous testing results demonstrate a high success rate in recognizing and executing voice commands, making this system an efficient method for automated fan speed control. The test results also showcase its practicality and reliability in enhancing user convenience, energy efficiency, and comfort, contributing to advancements in smart home automation technology.

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