automatic street light
International Journal of Emerging Technology and Advanced Engineering
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Automatic Street Light Control System
Kapse Sagar Sudhakar1, Abhale Amol Anil2, Kudake chetan Ashok3, Shirsath Shravan Bhaskar4
1
Student of Department of Computer Engineering, University of Pune (Maharashtra), INDIA
Abstract :- Automatic Street Light Control System is not only easiest but also the powerful technique. Relay uses as a automatic switchin this system. It releases the manual work atmost upto 100% . As soon as the sunlight goes under the visible region of our eyes this system automatically switches
ON lights. Light Dependant Resistor (LDR )is a type of sensor which actually does this work and senses the light as our eyes does. As soon as the sunlight comes, visible to our eyes it automatically switches OFF lights .
Such type of system is also usfull for reducing energy consumption. II. NEED OF SYSTEM
The traditional implementation and organization of street lighting have no possibilities for improving and development any more. The dynamic changes in economy, energy supplies and ecology on a national, Indian and world like scale require an adequate modernization of street lighting. However, this would be possible only with a quite new functional conception which in fact means adaptability of street lighting. Simultaneous ensuring of the conditions of safe traffic and decreasing the energy consumption and operational costs could be realized in conformity with the constantly changing parameters of the environment. In conformity with the 24 hours change of daylight, the highly changeable traffic, the variable meteorological conditions and some extreme situations on the roads, the intensity of street lighting should change in a dynamic manner.
Keyword:-Street Light System, IR Sensor, LDR.
I. INTRODUCTION
The main consideration in the present
Website: www.ijetae.com (ISSN 2250-2459, ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal, Volume 3, Issue 5, May 2013)
Automatic Street Light Control System
Kapse Sagar Sudhakar1, Abhale Amol Anil2, Kudake chetan Ashok3, Shirsath Shravan Bhaskar4
1
Student of Department of Computer Engineering, University of Pune (Maharashtra), INDIA
Abstract :- Automatic Street Light Control System is not only easiest but also the powerful technique. Relay uses as a automatic switchin this system. It releases the manual work atmost upto 100% . As soon as the sunlight goes under the visible region of our eyes this system automatically switches
ON lights. Light Dependant Resistor (LDR )is a type of sensor which actually does this work and senses the light as our eyes does. As soon as the sunlight comes, visible to our eyes it automatically switches OFF lights .
Such type of system is also usfull for reducing energy consumption. II. NEED OF SYSTEM
The traditional implementation and organization of street lighting have no possibilities for improving and development any more. The dynamic changes in economy, energy supplies and ecology on a national, Indian and world like scale require an adequate modernization of street lighting. However, this would be possible only with a quite new functional conception which in fact means adaptability of street lighting. Simultaneous ensuring of the conditions of safe traffic and decreasing the energy consumption and operational costs could be realized in conformity with the constantly changing parameters of the environment. In conformity with the 24 hours change of daylight, the highly changeable traffic, the variable meteorological conditions and some extreme situations on the roads, the intensity of street lighting should change in a dynamic manner.
Keyword:-Street Light System, IR Sensor, LDR.
I. INTRODUCTION
The main consideration in the present
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