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article · مجلة البحوث التطبيقية في العلوم والإنسانيات

Study the types of energy, its transformation from one form to another, and the practical applications in the daily life

Abstract

This research investigates the design and implementation of a basic traffic lightsystem for a four-way intersection. The project underscores the importance of trafficlights in managing traffic flow and ensuring road safety.This research also reviews some of the different types of energy and someexamples of its transformations from one form to another such as the electricalenergy utilized in operating traffic signals, as well as the kinetic energy of vehiclesregulated by this system. It underscores the importance of comprehending energyconversion and efficient utilization to ensure the effectiveness of design systems, liketraffic signal systems.The core concept explored is energy transformation, specifically focusing on theconversion of electrical energy into light energy to operate the traffic light system.A prototype circuit using resistors, capacitors, and a timer chip is designed to simulate the traffic light sequence, with green, yellow, and red lights for eachdirection.The findings demonstrate the effectiveness of a simple traffic light system inregulating traffic flow at intersections. The research concludes by acknowledging thesignificance of traffic lights in maintaining order and safety on the roads. Additionally,the project emphasizes the value of mimicking real-world traffic light systems throughcircuit simulations for educational purposes.

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DOI: 10.21608/aash.2024.376810

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