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    Project Report On Low Cost Emergency Light

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    This project report describes a low cost emergency light that can be fully recharged for approximately Rs. 7. It uses a 100K resistor, 4 diodes, 1 uF capacitor, a 4V bulb, and a 4V battery. When the 220V AC power is supplied, it is passed through the resistor and diodes to charge the battery and provide 6V DC power stored by the capacitor. After 6 hours of charging, the light can provide output for 10-15 days on a single charge. Its key advantages are its low cost, reusability, availability of components, ease of use and transport, and long operating time on a single charge.

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    This project report describes a low cost emergency light that can be fully recharged for approximately Rs. 7. It uses a 100K resistor, 4 diodes, 1 uF capacitor, a 4V bulb, and a 4V battery. When the 220V AC power is supplied, it is passed through the resistor and diodes to charge the battery and provide 6V DC power stored by the capacitor. After 6 hours of charging, the light can provide output for 10-15 days on a single charge. Its key advantages are its low cost, reusability, availability of components, ease of use and transport, and long operating time on a single charge.

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    This project report describes a low cost emergency light that can be fully recharged for approximately Rs. 7. It uses a 100K resistor, 4 diodes, 1 uF capacitor, a 4V bulb, and a 4V battery. When the 220V AC power is supplied, it is passed through the resistor and diodes to charge the battery and provide 6V DC power stored by the capacitor. After 6 hours of charging, the light can provide output for 10-15 days on a single charge. Its key advantages are its low cost, reusability, availability of components, ease of use and transport, and long operating time on a single charge.

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    Project Report On Low Cost Emergency Light

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    This project report describes a low cost emergency light that can be fully recharged for approximately Rs. 7. It uses a 100K resistor, 4 diodes, 1 uF capacitor, a 4V bulb, and a 4V battery. When the 220V AC power is supplied, it is passed through the resistor and diodes to charge the battery and provide 6V DC power stored by the capacitor. After 6 hours of charging, the light can provide output for 10-15 days on a single charge. Its key advantages are its low cost, reusability, availability of components, ease of use and transport, and long operating time on a single charge.

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    Project Report on Low Cost Emergency Light

    Introduction

    This project is entitled as "Low Cost Emergency Light". It


    is an emergency light costs Rs. 7 only. It is a completely
    rechargeable emergency light. After 6 hrs. charging,
    emergency light becomes completely rechargeable and
    gives output of 10 to 15 days.

    Requirements

    Material Value Number Price Rs.

    (i) Resistance 100 K. 1 0.50

    (ii) Diode 1 N 4007 4 4 x .50

    (iii) Capacitor 1 F/250 V. 1 2.00

    (iv) Bulb 4 Volt. 1 5.00

    (v) Battery 4 Volt. 50.00

    Principle
    It is based upon the concept that when resistance &
    capacitor is attached in parallel to the diodes, the voltage
    provided from mains of 220 V, A.C. passes to battery of 6
    V. D.C.

    Working

    When alternating current is supplied the 220V. is supplied.


    It is passed through resistance and 6V. of output is
    produced because battery is of 6V. capacity. Capacitor
    stores the charge in battery. Here four diodes are used
    which acts as bridge wave rectifier and converts supplied
    A.C. into D.C. to be stored in battery. After 6 hours
    charging, emergency light starts working.

    Uses of Various Components

    Resistance :

    It is used to provide resistance in the path of potential.

    Diode :

    Diodes are used to connect alternating current to direct


    current.
    Capacitor :

    Capacitor stores the charge.

    Battery :

    Battery provides voltage on potential.

    Limitations

    1. When the battery is used of larger voltage and output


    required is also large, then its costs also increases.

    Advantages

    1. This emergency light is of low cost.

    2. It is completely rechargeable.

    3. All the components are easily available.

    4. It is easy to use & transport.

    5. 6 hours charging gives output of 45 hours


    (approximately).

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