LDR Based Garage Lighting
LDR Based Garage Lighting
LDR Based Garage Lighting
Abstract:
LDR based Garage Lighting circuit is presented here is based on the readily available LDR,
comparator IC LM393 and relay. The LDR is used as the light intensity detector while IC
LM393 used as comparator. In the absence of light, no light falls on the photo sensor. As a result
photo sensor stop conducting and LED emergency light glows. However, when light falls on the
photo sensor photo sensor starts conducting and LED emergency light stays off.
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How to build:
First of all read the given manual thoroughly and study the circuit given in the figure. Also have
look at PCB and components supplied along with the kit. Each component has to be soldered in
its position on PCB.
Identification of resistors is done by color coding. The color band on each resistor corresponds to
its exact value.
There are different methods in which values are defined on capacitors. But usually values are
specified numerically on them.
Can you make out the whole working of circuit and are you able to identify each component
separately as to where each of them has to be placed?
If yes only then proceed further to actually mounting and soldering the parts.
Not ICs but their sockets are to be soldered on PCB. This is to make mounting and dismounting
of ICs easy while troubleshooting.
Start from left most corner of PCB and solder the components one by one on their correct
position on PCB.
Before soldering any component see that you have placed it at its right position and with correct
polarity. Give due attention to diodes and electrolytic capacitors as they are polarity dependent.
Do the soldering of other components in the same way while keeping in mind that components
with long and sensitive leads like capacitors and transistors are soldered last.
For testing purpose manually hold hand palm over LDR. LED glows in this case.
Now set the desired intensity at which you want detection of light. This can be done by changing
the resistive value of R2 variable resistor.
Part List:
Semiconductors
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Base - 8 pin
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Resistors(all ¼ watt +/-5% carbon unless stated otherwise)
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Capacitor C1 - 1uF
Miscellaneous
D4: - LDR
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PCB
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LM393