Backlit Mirror and Proximity Sensor or Pir Sensor by Arduino
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Backlit Mirror and Proximity Sensor or Pir Sensor by Arduino
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A mirror that glows when you approach it.
Driven by Arduino.
Reports how long it has been lit.
It can be switched on manually to illuminate and to stop.
Supplies
Mirror 40x160cm
LED strip 3m - 3.6W/1m
Power supply 36W
Wooden profiles
Aluminum profiles for LED strip
Аluminum Frame
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First I made the aluminum frame. The mirror will lay on it.
Wooden Frame
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I also made the wooden frame.
I pre-paint the wooden profiles.
I treated them with wood oil.
LED Strip
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I also mounted the LED strip.
Arduino
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Final
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Test