Automatic Street Light Project with LDR and Code in Salem is one of the simplest and most effective electrical engineering mini projects for students. This project is based on an LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) sensor that automatically turns street lights ON during night time and OFF during daytime. It is widely used as a basic automation project to understand sensor-based control systems and energy-saving techniques.
In real-world applications, street lighting consumes a large amount of electrical energy. By using automatic control systems, electricity wastage can be reduced significantly. This project helps students understand how embedded systems and sensors can be used in real-life energy management applications.
The system works by sensing light intensity using an LDR sensor. When sunlight decreases, resistance of LDR increases, and the microcontroller detects darkness, turning ON the LED or relay-connected street light. During daylight, the system automatically turns OFF the light.
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Each project includes circuit diagrams, LDR sensor interface, Arduino code, relay module connection, working explanation, block diagram, flowchart, and complete project report for academic submission.
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