

Street light controller
Presentation
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
Asniya Shaikh
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5 Slides • 0 Questions
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Automatic Street Light
Controller: A 3D Model
Welcome to our presentation on the Automatic Street Light Controller! This
presentation showcases the design, features, and benefits of our 3D model,
designed to optimize street lighting and promote energy efficiency.
by samaviya khan
SK
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Design and Features of Our 3D Model
Arduino UNO
The Arduino UNO serves as
the brain of the controller,
processing data from the
sensor and controlling the
LED lights.
Digital LDR Sensor
Module
The LDR sensor detects
ambient light levels,
triggering the light activation
based on the intensity of
darkness.
LED Lights
Energy-efficient LED lights
provide illumination,
controlled by the Arduino
UNO according to the
sensor's readings.
Additional
Components
Other essential components
include a 470-ohm resistor to
regulate current, jumper
wires for connections, and a
half breadboard for
organizing the circuit.
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Energy Efficiency and Cost Savings
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Reduced Energy Consumption
The controller ensures that street lights operate only
when necessary, minimizing energy waste during daylight
hours.
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Lower Electricity Bills
Decreased energy consumption translates into lower
electricity bills for municipalities and taxpayers.
3
Extended Bulb Lifespan
LED lights are highly durable and have a longer lifespan
compared to traditional incandescent bulbs.
4
Environmental Benefits
By reducing electricity consumption, the controller
contributes to a smaller carbon footprint and a greener
environment.
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Question Time!
Which Sensor?
The project utilizes a Digital LDR
Sensor Module, which detects
changes in ambient light levels
to control the street lights.
Disadvantages?
Potential drawbacks include
initial installation costs and
potential malfunctions due to
environmental factors or
component failure.
Project Purpose?
The project aims to create a
more energy-efficient and cost-
effective street lighting system
by automating the lighting
process.
How it Works?
The LDR sensor detects
darkness, triggering the Arduino
to activate the LED lights. When
light levels increase, the sensor
signals the Arduino to turn the
lights off.
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Conclusion & Thank You
This automatic street light controller offers significant energy efficiency and
cost savings, promoting environmental responsibility and sustainable
lighting practices. We'd like to thank you for your time and interest in our
project.
Automatic Street Light
Controller: A 3D Model
Welcome to our presentation on the Automatic Street Light Controller! This
presentation showcases the design, features, and benefits of our 3D model,
designed to optimize street lighting and promote energy efficiency.
by samaviya khan
SK
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