A study on control of Programmed Highway light by means of relay and LDR
Abstract
This system is aimed at implement intelligent light system to reduce power consumption dropping the power consumption during hour usage .control the street lights through manually, but it is a time taken the process was lagging due to this .The automatic Street Light Control System has the provision to control the street lighting/yard lighting/quarry lighting system automatically as per the intensity of light Here we also use a LDR so that we can control the lightning system with the help of its sensor LDR is a light dependent resister whose resistance varies with light. Its resistance diminution with increase in light. Thus it senses the light and it switches on the lightning system when there is no light. The system uses a LDR to sense the light. It doesn’t need manual operator. The industrialized electronic device upsurges bulb life in result of the dimming effect. LDR and, Relay are the main components of the system. LDR sensor is like our eye which perceives the presence of an object and Relay is an electromagnetic device which is used to isolate two circuits electrically and connect them magnetically.
How to cite this article:
Bhargave S. A Study on Control of Programmed Highway Light by means of Relay and LDR. J Adv Res Microelec VLSI 2020; 2(1): 1-3.
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