Automated street light switching project
AIM
To construct a circuit that will switch on the street light automatically during dark and will off during day time by using BC547 transistors and LDR.
Components
required
Sl no
|
Component
|
Specification
|
Quantity
|
1
|
Transistor
|
BC547
|
1
|
2
|
LED
|
Any
color
|
1
|
3
|
Resistor
|
220
KΩ
|
1
|
4
|
LDR
|
1
|
|
5
|
Power
supply
|
9v
|
1
|
Theory
LDR
LDR stands for light-dependent resistor is an active
component that decreases resistance with respect to receiving luminosity
(light) on the component's sensitive surface. The resistance of
a LDR decreases with increase in incident light intensity and vice
versa.
In the dark, a
LDR can have a resistance as high as several mega ohms (MΩ),
while in the light, a LDR can have a resistance as low as a few hundred ohms.
BC547
BC547 is a bi-polar general purpose NPN transistor that is
commonly used in switching and amplifying applications. It can found in relay
driver, LED driver and other medium power switching devices and audio or signal
amplifiers. The pin configuration of BC547 is:-
Circuit
diagram
Working
principle
The working principle of LDR is that it gives less resistance
in high light intensity and high resistance in low light intensity (ie) it
gives high resistance in dark or night and low resistance in day or light.
Here we use transistor as a two way switch. If the voltage through base is greater than 5V it send through the emitter. If the voltage through base is less than 5V the it sends through collector.
During night the LDR gives a high resistance as a result the voltage passing through the base will become less than 5V so the LED glows.
During day time LDR gives a low resistance as a result the voltage through base is greater than 5V which switches the current to the emitter. This turns LED off.
Watch video
Here we use transistor as a two way switch. If the voltage through base is greater than 5V it send through the emitter. If the voltage through base is less than 5V the it sends through collector.
During night the LDR gives a high resistance as a result the voltage passing through the base will become less than 5V so the LED glows.
During day time LDR gives a low resistance as a result the voltage through base is greater than 5V which switches the current to the emitter. This turns LED off.
Watch video
https://youtu.be/TCkyn5rLxWk
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