CONTENTS
Contents Page No:
LIST OF FIGURES i
LIST OF TABLES ii
ABSTRACT iii
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 Objective 2
1.2 Existed system 3
1.3 Proposed system 3
1.4 Problem Statement 3
CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE SURVEY 4
CHAPTER 3: DESIGN OVERVIEW 7
CHAPTER 4: HARDWARE DESCRIPTION 9
4.1 ARDUINO UNO 9
4.1.1 History 9
4.1.2 Hardware 11
4.1.3 Salient features 13
4.1.4 Pin Configuration 14
4.2 MICROCONTROLLER (ATMEGA328P) 17
4.2.1 Introduction 17
4.2.2 Pin Configuration 17
4.2.3 Block Diagram 20
4.3 LED(LIGHT EMITTING DIODE) 22
4.3.1 Introduction 22
4.3.2 Basic Principle 22
4.3.3 Basic LED Types 25
4.3.4 Applications 26
4.4 INFRARED SENSORS 27
4.4.1 Introduction 27
4.4.2 Features 29
4.4.3 Working of IR Sensors 30
4.4.4 Applications 31
4.5 Wi-Fi MODULE (SEP8266) 31
4.5.1 Introduction 31
4.5.2 Overview and Specifications 32
4.5.3 Power supply and consumption 33
4.5.4 Serial Communication 36
CHAPTER 5: INTERFACING 37
5.1 Interfacing IR SENSOR and ARDUINO UNO 37
5.2 Interfacing LED, LDR and ARDUINO UNO 38
5.3 Interfacing Wi-Fi MODULE and ARDUINO UNO 39
CHAPTER 6: SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION 40
CHAPTER 7: RESULTS 43
CHAPTER 8: CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE 47
8.1 Conclusion 47
8.2 Future Scope 47
REFERENCES 49
PERSONAL PROFILE
LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE NO. NAME OF THE FIGURE. PAGE NO.
Fig 3.1 Design overview 8
Fig 4.1 Arduino Uno Microcontroller 12
Fig 4.2 Arduino Uno Pin configuration 14
Fig 4.3 Pin configuration of ATMEGA328P 18
Fig 4.4 Block Diagram of ATMEGA328P 20
Fig 4.5 Basic principle of LED 23
Fig 4.6 Frequency Range of Infrared 28
Fig 4.7 Diagram IR LED 29
Fig 4.8 Across the Track Detection-Alignment Method 30
Fig 4.9 Olimex Wi-Fi Module (ESP8266) 33
Fig 4.10 Serial Communication was conducted over 36
AUX Cable Attaching ESP8266
Fig 5.1 Interfacing IR Sensor to ARDUINO UNO 37
Fig 5.2 Interfacing LED and LDR to ARDUINO UNO 38
Fig 5.3 Interfacing Wi-Fi Module to ARDUINO UNO 39
Fig 7.1 Dim Light 44
Fig 7.2 Day time with no LED’s are glowing 45
Fig 7.3 First LED is Glowing HIGH 46
Fig 7.4 Wi-Fi Module 46
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LIST OF TABLES
TABLE NO. NAME OF THE TABLE. PAGE NO.
Table 4.9 ESP8266 Current Draw at 3.3V 34
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ABSTRACT
A large amount of electricity of many towns and cities is being expended in
the all night street lighting systems. Street lighting systems are indeed very
necessary, but in most of the areas the traffic density is very low during the late
hours and midnight, there would be a huge waste of electricity resulting from such
places if the streetlights are left unused.
The main objective in our project is to save energy, and by doing so we
would be able to lighten few more houses. In this project we are focus to reduce
the wastage of unused electricity by using IOT based Smart Street Light
Management System.
This system uses a microcontroller (Arduino) to switch on the streetlights
depending on the vehicle or object detection. Also, since the lights don’t stay on
the whole night, the lifetime of the streetlights gets enhanced.
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