Mozgáskapcsolt

Mozgáskapcsolt is a Hungarian term that translates to "motion-activated" or "movement-sensitive." It refers to a device or system that responds to physical movement. This principle is widely applied in various technologies and everyday objects.

One common application is in lighting systems. Motion-activated lights automatically turn on when they detect a person or object moving within their range and turn off after a period of inactivity. This is frequently used in security systems, for energy saving in hallways or stairwells, and for convenience in areas like closets or garages.

In security, motion detectors are a key component. These sensors can trigger alarms, send notifications, or initiate recording when movement is detected. This technology is essential for home security systems and surveillance cameras.

Beyond lighting and security, the concept of mozgáskapcsolt can be found in other areas. For example, some automatic doors use motion sensors to open as people approach. Toys or interactive exhibits might also incorporate mozgáskapcsolt features to respond to a child's actions. The underlying technology typically involves infrared sensors, ultrasonic sensors, or passive infrared (PIR) sensors that detect changes in heat or sound waves caused by movement. The sensitivity and range of these sensors can be adjusted depending on the specific application.