Automatic Streetlight Project
The Automatic Street Light Project provides efficient outdoor
lighting by switching on in darkness and off in daylight, with
adjustable sensitivity for optimal operation. Components include a
battery, LDR module, LEDs for street lamp simulation, and a house
model, offering a realistic demonstration of ts functionality.
Key Features
+ Automatic switching: Turns on when darkness reaches a certain
level and switches off during daytime.
+ Adjustable sensitivity: Allows users to fine-tune the street light's
response to ambient light conditions.
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+ Energy-efficient: Maximizes energy savings by only illuminating sone
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+ Realistic representation: Includes a house model and LED lights
to simulate street lamps forvisual demonstration. Step-by-Step
Instructions for
‘Components Included: assembling of the
project
+ Battery: Powers the circuitry for autonomous operation.
: LDR module: Detects changes in ambient light levels to trigger Hands on training
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+ LED lights: Represents street lamps forvisual demonstration. nn eo
+ Street lights: Functional units that switch on and off based on Students
ambient light conditions. . .
+ House model: Adds realism to the demonstration setup. Group discussion and
brainstorming session
Working Principle: ‘on the topic.
When ambient light levels drop to a certain threshold, the LDR Question and Answer
module activates the sensor circuit. session
The sensor circuit then triggers the street lights, illuminating the
area. .
As daylight returns or other light sources become available, the Debate/Quiz on the
sensor circuit deactivates, turning offthe street lights. topic
The sensitivity of the sensor circuit can be adjusted to fine-tune its –
response to varying light conditions. Observations &
Analysis in real world
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Assesments and
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Lesson Plan and Activity Includes
- Step-by-Step Instructions for assembling of the project
- Hands on training and exploration to students
- Group discussion and brainstorming session on the topic.
- Question and Answer session
- Debate/Quiz on the topic
- Observations & Analysis in real world scenario
- Assessments and recognition.







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