Project Title: Sensored Traffic Lights

This projects repliacates a 1 way traffic situation with 2 sets of traffic lights.

1. Introduction

This project was built to repliacte a 1 way traffic situation with 2 sets of traffic lights and to implement a sensor to detect the presence of a vehicle and change the traffic light directionality accordingly.

Key Learning Objectives: * * Understanding the concept of timing and delay in Arduino * Creating a decorative light effect using simple hardware

2. Materials

Component Specification Quantity
Arduino Uno R3 5V Microcontroller 1
5mm LED 2x Red, 2x Yellow, 2x Green 6
220 Ohm Resistor [220 Ohm Resistor] 6
Jumper wires Various Lengths 6
Breadboard 35xA-J 6

3. Wiring Schematic

[Insert a brief description of the wiring logic here.]

Project Schematic Figure 1: Diagram showing the connection between the [Component] and [Pin Number].

4. The Code

Copy the code into the block below. The cpp tag ensures the colors (syntax highlighting) look correct for Arduino.

```cpp / Project Name: Author: Toni Spraks Description: [Brief description] /

void setup() { // Initialize pins }

void loop() { // Main logic

Project Title: [Knight Rider LED Effect]

This projects repliacates the KITT LED effect from the Knight Rider TV series.

1. Introduction

This project was built to explore the capabilities of the Arduino platform and to create a decorative light effect that mimics the KITT LED effect from the Knight Rider TV series.

Key Learning Objectives: * Learning how to use arrays to control multiple LEDs * Understanding the concept of timing and delay in Arduino * Creating a decorative light effect using simple hardware

2. Bill of Materials

Component Specification Quantity
Arduino Uno R3 5V Microcontroller 1
5mm Red LED 5mm Red LED 6
220 Ohm Resistor [220 Ohm Resistor] 6
Jumper wires Various Lengths 6
Breadboard 35xA-J 6

3. Wiring Schematic

[Insert a brief description of the wiring logic here.]

Project Schematic Figure 1: Diagram showing the connection between the [Component] and [Pin Number].

4. The Code

Copy the code into the block below. The cpp tag ensures the colors (syntax highlighting) look correct for Arduino.

```cpp / Project Name: Author: Toni Spraks Description: [Brief description] /

void setup() { // Initialize pins }

void loop() { // Main logic }