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    Coct Project: DSE/DCSD 19.2

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    This document describes three circuits: the Knight Rider circuit, signal light circuit, and solar system circuit. The Knight Rider circuit uses a 555 timer IC configured as an astable multivibrator, a CD4017 decade counter IC, a potentiometer, resistors, and diodes. The signal light circuit uses a 555 timer IC, 470uF capacitors, and resistors. The solar system circuit uses a solar panel to absorb sunlight and convert it to electricity.

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    This document describes three circuits: the Knight Rider circuit, signal light circuit, and solar system circuit. The Knight Rider circuit uses a 555 timer IC configured as an astable multivibrator, a CD4017 decade counter IC, a potentiometer, resistors, and diodes. The signal light circuit uses a 555 timer IC, 470uF capacitors, and resistors. The solar system circuit uses a solar panel to absorb sunlight and convert it to electricity.

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    This document describes three circuits: the Knight Rider circuit, signal light circuit, and solar system circuit. The Knight Rider circuit uses a 555 timer IC configured as an astable multivibrator, a CD4017 decade counter IC, a potentiometer, resistors, and diodes. The signal light circuit uses a 555 timer IC, 470uF capacitors, and resistors. The solar system circuit uses a solar panel to absorb sunlight and convert it to electricity.

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    Coct Project: DSE/DCSD 19.2

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    This document describes three circuits: the Knight Rider circuit, signal light circuit, and solar system circuit. The Knight Rider circuit uses a 555 timer IC configured as an astable multivibrator, a CD4017 decade counter IC, a potentiometer, resistors, and diodes. The signal light circuit uses a 555 timer IC, 470uF capacitors, and resistors. The solar system circuit uses a solar panel to absorb sunlight and convert it to electricity.

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    COCT PROJECT

    DSE/DCSD 19.2
    Team No:13

    Knight Rider Circuit


    Knight Rider Circuit
    • 1 x 555 Timer IC

    This is a highly stable integrated circuit that can produce accurate time
    delays and oscillations. The 555 Timer has three operating modes,
    bistable, monostable and astable mode. The 555 Timer IC in this project
    is configured as an Astable Multivibrator.
    • 1 x CD4017 Decade Counter IC

    The CD4017 is  a CMOS Decade counter IC. CD4017 is used for low range
    counting applications. It can count from 0 to 10 (the decade count). The
    circuit designed by using  this ic  will save board spacand also time required
    to design the circuit. 
    • Potentiometer
    A potentiometer is a three terminal resistor  in which the resistance is manually varied
    to control the flow of electric current.
    Increasing or decreasing the resistance of the potentiometer controls the flow of
    electric current. If we increase the resistance of the potentiometer, large amount of
    electric current is blocked and only a small amount of electric current is allowed. On
    the other hand, if we reduce the resistance of the potentiometer, a large amount of
    electric current is allowed and only a small amount of electric current is blocked.
    • Resistors

    The main purpose of a resistor is to maintain specified values of


    voltage and current in an electronic circuit. A Resistor works on
    the principle of Ohm's law and the law states that the voltage across
    the terminals of a resistor is directly proportional to the current
    flowing through it. The unit of resistance is Ohm.
    • Diodes

    Working Principle of Diode. A diode's working principle depends on the


    interaction of n-type and p-type semiconductors. It is an
    electrical component that allows the flow of current in only one direction.
    Signal light circuit
    • 1 x 555 Timer IC

    This is a highly stable integrated circuit that can produce accurate time
    delays and oscillations. The 555 Timer has three operating modes,
    bistable, monostable and astable mode. The 555 Timer IC in this project
    is configured as an Astable Multivibrator.
    • 470uF Capacitors

    These are high quality NIC 470uF, 16V radial leaded miniature
    aluminum electrolytic capacitors.
    These capacitors are frequently used for low frequency filtering,
    providing power supply bulk capacitance, charge pumps, energy
    storage and similar applications where you need a lot of
    capacitance.
    • Resistors

    The main purpose of a resistor is to maintain specified values of


    voltage and current in an electronic circuit. A Resistor works on
    the principle of Ohm's law and the law states that the voltage across
    the terminals of a resistor is directly proportional to the current
    flowing through it. The unit of resistance is Ohm.
    Solar system circuit
    • Solar panel

    Solar panels are those devices which are used to absorb the sun's rays and
    convert them into electricity or heat.
    A solar panel is actually a collection of solar (or photovoltaic) cells, which
    can be used to generate electricity through photovoltaic effect. These cells are
    arranged in a grid-like pattern on the surface of solar panels.
    Also, solar panels are installed outdoors as they need sunlight to get charged.

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