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Ram Mishra – (9C)
Paras Mangale –(9D)
Vedant Sonawane-(9C)
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT -
 To understand a new way of communication
 To research about wireless non-traceable
communication
 To spread the awareness about light fidelity
 To create a working model on Li-Fi connection
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude to -
Science Faculty :Khemchand Sir (Physics)
Laxita Mam (Chemistry)
Kamleshkumari Mam (Biology)
As well as our Respected Principal :Pravin Pawar Sir
who gave me the golden opportunity to do this wonderful
project on the topic Light Fidelity
To Military and espionage personnel who gave inspiration for
this and lost their lives for us

And also my project members –

Paras Mangale
Vedant Sonawane to help me through this project
INDEX
1. Title Slide
2. Objectives Slide
3. Acknowledgements
4. Index
5. Statistics
6. Diagram
7. Materials Needed
8. What is Li-fi
9. How Does Li-Fi work ?
10.Procedure
11. What is Morse Code
12. Demo Circuit
13. Conclusion
14.Project Cost
STATISTICS

Li-Fi Market Growth By 2025

DIAGRAM

Working of a Light Fidelity Connection

MATERIALS NEEDED -
LED 1 pcs bulbs:
1 pcs solar panel
1 pcs buzzer:
1 pcs Connector
2 pcs Transistors
2 pcs Resisters
1 pcs 9v Battery
1 pcs chart paper
1 pcs Switch
Other plastic materials (trees, fence, flag)
WHAT IS LI-FI(LIGHT FIDELITY)
Li-Fi is a light communication system that is
capable of transmitting data at high speeds over the
visible light, ultraviolet, and infrared spectrums. In
its present state, only LED lamps can be used for the
transmission of visible light.
HOW DOES LI-FI WORK ?
Data is captured in modulated light frequencies of a solid-
sate LED light source and is then transmitted and
received by Li-Fi enabled devices. A photosensitive
detector demodulates the light frequency signal and
converts it back into an electronic data stream and in so
doing allows for faster than ever, more secure,bi-
directional wireless communication.
PROCEDURE
• Firstly we attached a buzzer and an LED to a solar
panel in one end.
• Then on the other end we put an filament bulb with a
socket and paired it with a switch
• We attached a unit of Morse code machines to each
side for communication.
WHAT IS MORSE CODE
*The Morse code was devised by Samuel Morse , an
American painter
*It is the system of ‘dots and dashes' for sending messages
*Morse code is usually transmitted by on-off keying of an
information-carrying medium such as electric current,
radio waves or sound waves.
*The device that receives the Morse code signals is called a
receiver. At this this stage decoding is carried out.
DEMO CIRCUIT
• For demonstration purposes we built a circuit of
transmission .
• It was made by assembling two resisters and
transmitters to a motherboard.
• We paired it to a LDR and an LED, the LDR sends a
signal when its put under darkness.
• Hence we are able to control the flow of light
emission.
CONCLUSION
The possibilities are numerous and can be explored
further. If this technology can be put into practical
use, every bulb can be used something like a Wi-Fi
hotspot to transmit wireless data and we will proceed
toward the cleaner, greener, safer and brighter
future.
 
PROJECT COST
LED -> Rs 7
Switch -> Rs 10
Resistor (100 ohm) -> Rs 2
Transistor -> Rs 18
Battery (9V-500mAh) -> Rs 15
Solar Panel (3W) -> Rs 150
Connector -> Rs 0 (Reused from old project)
Buzzer -> Rs 20
Bulb -> Rs 12
Misc. -> Rs 16