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DIGITAL THERMOSTAT USING FSM Presented By: 2415 a 0408 : G.Deepak Goud 2415a0409 : Bandari Govardhan 2415a0411 : Pakala Karthik 2415a0414 : V. Meghana Under the Guidance: Mrs Vandhana Ch M.Tech ( Ph.D ) Assistant professor Minor Review Presentation on Department of ECE, BVRIT Narsapur, TG .
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ABSTRACT A digital thermostat that employs a Finite State Machine (FSM) provides accurate temperature regulation while maximizing energy efficiency. It shifts between states such as Idle, Heating, and Cooling according to real-time temperature readings, which helps avoid constant toggling and boosts system stability. This method enhances efficiency, reliability, and makes it ideal for smart home environments .
MOTIVATION A digital thermostat that utilizes a finite state machine (FSM) offers efficient temperature regulation, lower energy usage, and greater system stability. In contrast to conventional methods, FSM minimizes the need for constant switching, optimizes energy consumption, and boosts reliability. This method is particularly well-suited for smart homes and automated HVAC systems, delivering a cost-effective and scalable solution.
PROPOSED DESIGN/MODEL BLOCK DIAGRAM: Temperature sensor Comparator Control Logic FSM Actuator
S TATE DIAGRAM S2 S3 S4 S1 T actual< T set T actual = T set T actual = T set T actual> T set Reset= Reset= 1 S1:IDLE STATE S2:COOLING S3:HEATING S4:USER SETTING
CONCLUSION This FSM-based digital thermostat ensures efficient temperature control, reduces power consumption, and improves user comfort. The FSM approach simplifies the system logic, making it reliable and scalable for future enhancements, such as IoT integration for remote monitoring. Use FSM with Verilog (FPGA/ASIC) for high-speed, low-power, and real-time critical applications (e.g., industrial automation).
REFERENCES Books & Research Papers: Roth, C. H., & Kinney, L. L. (2014). Fundamentals of Logic Design . Cengage Learning. – Covers FSM-based digital system design. Mano, M. M., & Ciletti , M. D. (2017). Digital Design with an Introduction to the Verilog HDL . Pearson. – Explains FSM modeling in Verilog. IEEE Papers on "FSM-based Digital Control Systems" (Available on IEEE Xplore ). Datasheets & Technical Documentation: LM35 Temperature Sensor Datasheet (Texas Instruments) – Specifications of the sensor used for temperature measurement. FPGA Development Board Documentation (Xilinx/Intel) – Guides for implementing FSM-based logic on hardware. Online Resources & Tutorials: Verilog FSM Design: TutorialsPoint , GeeksforGeeks . Digital Thermostat Design: ResearchGate articles, Arduino & FPGA projects on GitHub. Academic Theses & Minor Project Reports: University project reports on "Temperature Control using FSM." MIT OpenCourseWare on Embedded Systems & Digital Logic. Would you like specific IEEE papers or links to FPGA-based thermostat implementations?