• Designing And Constructing Of An Automated Light System Using Photo-sensitive Switch

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    • 1.4.  SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
      This project is focused on designing and constructing of an automated light system using photo-sensitive switch. That is, to illuminate the case study in response to change in weather. The system comes on at twilight through the night and goes off at dawn all through the day. The project research work covers the following photosensitive devices like light dependent Resistor (L.D.R) which serves as the sensor. It x-rays the design calculations of the basic circuit parameter and other areas of applications of this system. It also lays great emphasis on passive and active components like Diode Resistors, capacitors Darlington pair transistors, electromagnetic relays, lamps and transformers.
      1.5.  OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT
      The high rate of technological advancement in industrial automation, security and control motivated me to embark on a project research work on design and implementation of automated light system using photosensitive switch. This electronics system is designs in five different modules all combined to form one functional unit. The first module is the sensor (light-dependent-resistor). Its output is conditioned by an RC-network (delay circuit) that forms the second module. The third module is the driver realized with Darlington pair transistor. The fourth module is the electromagnetic relay where the fifth and final module –load are interfaced. The result being a rugged, robost and easy – to – maintain system.
      1.6.  PROJECT REPORT ORGANISATION
      This project is presented in six chapters to appropriately illustrate the steps involved in its design and implementation. Chapter one introduces the designs objectives, general introduces the design objectives, general description of the project and significances of the project. Chapter two is fundamentally the literature review and issues relating to its implementation. Chapter three confers the system methodology and analysis. Chapter four elaborates on the system design and analysis. Chapter five x-rays the implementation and testing. The sixth and last chapter summarizes the project theories conclusion and recommendations.
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