This document describes an intelligent traffic controller based on VHDL that uses infrared sensors and LED lights to more efficiently control traffic lights. The current traffic light system gives each lane the same amount of time regardless of traffic volume, causing backups. The proposed system uses infrared sensors to detect vehicle presence and a VHDL program to determine the optimal light sequences based on real-time traffic. It sends signals to LED lights to display the appropriate lights for each lane. This intelligent approach aims to reduce traffic and congestion at busy intersections.
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VHDL Based Traffic Controllr
This document describes an intelligent traffic controller based on VHDL that uses infrared sensors and LED lights to more efficiently control traffic lights. The current traffic light system gives each lane the same amount of time regardless of traffic volume, causing backups. The proposed system uses infrared sensors to detect vehicle presence and a VHDL program to determine the optimal light sequences based on real-time traffic. It sends signals to LED lights to display the appropriate lights for each lane. This intelligent approach aims to reduce traffic and congestion at busy intersections.
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INTELLIGENT TRAFFIC
CONTROLLER BASED ON VHDL
• As the development increase in cities traffic problems also increasing • To reduce this problem traffic lights are arranged in busy junctions • But unfortunately these traffic lights also unable to resolve this problem • The main problem behind the failure is its working program • These traffic lights working on the formulae of
• At busy junctions one lane may get more
traffic and another get les traffic • But time given to pass the vehicles is same one minute • That’s why really its a big problem to more traffic lane • Our project report is to resolve this problem • Here we have mainly 3 parts
• Infrared sensor (which acts as input to the
traffic control system)
• V.H.DL based programming in a system (which
is head to the system)
• Light Emitting Diodes (which are o/p to the
system) • Infrared sensor: • I.R arranged as shown below • All objects emit “BLACKBODY RADIATION”
• It is usually infrared radiation that is invisible, detected by
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
• PIR sensors are often used in the construction of PIR-
based motion detectors
• Infrared radiation enters through the front of the sensor,
known as the “sensor face”
• The sensor is often manufactured as part of an integrated
circuit and may consist of one (1), two (2) or four (4) 'pixels' of equal areas of the pyroelectric material. • These sensors works as input to the traffic controller system • Main aim is simulation of electronic designs and synthesis of such designs • Synthesis is a process where a VHDL is compiled and mapped into an implementation technology such as an FPGA or an ASIC • VHDL is a hardware description language
• VHDL is used a hardware description language
• These signals are used in ELECTRONIC DESIGN AUTOMATION
• To describe digital and mixed signal
automation like “Field-programmable gate arrays” and “integrated circuits” • In systems design it allows the behavior of the system to be described (modeled), verified (simulated) before synthesis tools translate the design into real hardware (gates and wires).
• VHDL allows the description of a concurrent system
• entity which describes the interface and an
architecture which contains the actual implementation • LED(Light Emitting Diodes) • LEDs are semiconductor devices. Used as indicator lamps in many devices
• When the diode is forward biased electrons
recombine with holes and releases energy in the form of photons(ELECTROLUMINESCENE)
• Color of the semiconductor is depends on the
energy gap • These LED lights are used for replacement for Incandescent lights, neon indicators and seven segment displays • Wave lengths for colors: COLOR WAVE VOLTAGE(v) SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL LENGTH(MM)
RED 610 < λ < 760
YELLOW < λ < 5900 < λ <
590< 59090
GREEN 500 < λ < 570
• Advantages of using LED technology include: • High-levels of brightness and intensity • High-efficiency • Low-voltage and current requirements • Low heat • High reliability (resistant to shock and vibration) • No UV Rays • Can be easily controlled and programmed • OPERATION: • Infrared sensor detects the blackbody radiations emitted by vehicles • If is there any vehicle present or not sends data to centralized system • Then system counts as if vehicle present 1 otherwise 0 • This process can be done at all lanes of that particular busy junction • More no. of vehicles “green” • Second “yellow” • Remaining “red” • These instructions are given to LEDs according to those led lights emits lights • For example • CONCLUSION: • According to above VHDL based traffic controllers are more better than conventional traffic controllers • VHDL based controllers are intelligent and self decision making • Their preparation and operation is low cost and less complexity • Infrared sensors are sensitive some times may give false information due to weather change this is ,main disadv THANK YOU