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    The document describes two types of automated lights - automated street lights that use an LDR sensor to detect light levels and only turn on at night, and motion-based home lights that use a PIR sensor to detect motion and trigger lights to turn on. It provides details on how each system would work and the basic hardware components required, including an LDR, battery, transistor and resistor for the street lights, and an Arduino, PIR sensor, relay and transistor for the motion-based home lights.

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    The document describes two types of automated lights - automated street lights that use an LDR sensor to detect light levels and only turn on at night, and motion-based home lights that use a PIR sensor to detect motion and trigger lights to turn on. It provides details on how each system would work and the basic hardware components required, including an LDR, battery, transistor and resistor for the street lights, and an Arduino, PIR sensor, relay and transistor for the motion-based home lights.

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    HHS Tech Fest

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    rahimdaudani
    The document describes two types of automated lights - automated street lights that use an LDR sensor to detect light levels and only turn on at night, and motion-based home lights that use a PIR sensor to detect motion and trigger lights to turn on. It provides details on how each system would work and the basic hardware components required, including an LDR, battery, transistor and resistor for the street lights, and an Arduino, PIR sensor, relay and transistor for the motion-based home lights.

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    HHS TECH FEST

    Group 3
    MODULE III: Automated Street Lights and Motion based
    lights.
    To develop streetlights which will work only in night and motion-based lights for homes.

    1. Automated Street Lights

     How will it work?


    LDR sensor is used for detecting the
    presence of surrounding light so that during
    the daytime sun is bright the streetlight is
    switched off automatically. During the
    nighttime when there is no light, the LDR
    -https://www.quora.com-
    sends signal to
    microcontroller to turn on the streetlight.
    -https://www.ijitee.org/-

     Components Required
     (1.) LED - 3V x1
     (2.) Battery clipper x1
     (3.) Battery - 9V x1
     (4.) LDR sensor x1
     (5.) Transistor - BC547 x1
     (6.) Resistor - 20K/33K ohm x1
    2. Motion based Lights

     How will it work?


    Motion sensor lights use passive infrared (PIR) sensors to detect the
    presence of people and animals. The PIR detector is attached to outside
    lights and picks up body heat and motion. When both are present, the
    detector triggers a power switch to turn on the lights.

    Hardware Required

     Arduino Uno
     PIR Motion Sensor
     Relay 5V
     NPN Transistor BC548
     Resistor 1K ohm
     Breadboard

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