Traffic Lights Using Arduino!!

Missing the traffic jam? Well Just make this and roleplay into a traffic jam.

Nov 4, 2021

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Components and supplies

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5 mm LED: Red

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5 mm LED: Yellow

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Breadboard (generic)

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9V Battery Clip

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9V battery (generic)

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Arduino UNO

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Jumper wires (generic)

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5 mm LED: Green

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Resistor 330 ohm

Apps and platforms

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Arduino IDE

Project description

Code

BreadBoard_TrafficLights_v2

arduino

BreadBoard_TrafficLights_v2

arduino

Downloadable files

BreadBoard_Traffic_Lights

I have used a 220 ohms resistor in schematic but I recommended using a 330 ohms resistor. Also White Leds have been used in place of yellow and green leds, Wiring color should help identify which one where

BreadBoard_Traffic_Lights

BreadBoard_Traffic_Lights

I have used a 220 ohms resistor in schematic but I recommended using a 330 ohms resistor. Also White Leds have been used in place of yellow and green leds, Wiring color should help identify which one where

BreadBoard_Traffic_Lights

BreadBoard_Traffic_Lights

I have used a 220 ohms resistor in schematic but I recommended using a 330 ohms resistor. Also White Leds have been used in place of yellow and green leds, Wiring color should help identify which one where

BreadBoard_Traffic_Lights

BreadBoard_Traffic_Lights

I have used a 220 ohms resistor in schematic but I recommended using a 330 ohms resistor. Also White Leds have been used in place of yellow and green leds, Wiring color should help identify which one where

BreadBoard_Traffic_Lights

BreadBoard_Traffic_Lights

I have used a 220 ohms resistor in schematic but I recommended using a 330 ohms resistor. Also White Leds have been used in place of yellow and green leds, Wiring color should help identify which one where

BreadBoard_Traffic_Lights

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