Update:
Power is supplied to PIR and Arduino by a USB charge cube.
However, the whole circuit could be operated from a 12V DC power supply, if desired, by using the Arduino DC power jack.
Opto provides some spike/noise protection.
An assumption is that the central system will consist of the PIR interface(s), Arduino, and LED driver. The PIR and LED modules will be some distance away.
Power is supplied to PIR and Arduino by a USB charge cube.
However, the whole circuit could be operated from a 12V DC power supply, if desired, by using the Arduino DC power jack.
Opto provides some spike/noise protection.
An assumption is that the central system will consist of the PIR interface(s), Arduino, and LED driver. The PIR and LED modules will be some distance away.
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