File 1735175915775
File 1735175915775
DETECTION SWITCH
(BY USING LDR
CIRCUIT)
LIST OF CONTENTS
➢ INTRODUCTION
➢ AIM
➢ COMPONENTS REQUIRED
➢ THEORY
➢ PROCEDURE
➢ OBSERVATION
➢ CONCLUSION
➢ PRECAUTION
INTRODUCTION
•Battery
•Battery cap
•Led
•Connecting wires
•Switching circuit
•Transistor BC547
•LDR
THEORY:
A light dependent resistor works on the
principle of photo conductivity. Photo
conductivity is an electro optical phenomenon
in which the material’s conductivity is increased
when light is absorbed by the material. Modern
light dependent resistors are made of materials
such as lead sulphide, lead selenide, indium
antimonide and most commonly cadmium
sulphide and cadmium selenide.
When the light falls that is when the protons
falls on the material, the electrons in the
valence bond of the semiconductor material
are excited to the conduction bond. These
photons in the incident light should have
energy greater than the bond gap of the
semiconductor material to make the electrons
jump from the valence bond to the conduction
bond. Hence when light having enough energy
strikes on the device, more and more electrons
are excited to the conduction bond which result
in large number of charge carriers. The result of
this process is more and more current starts
flowing through the device when the circuit is
closed and hence it is said that the resistance of
the device has been decreased. This is the most
common working principle of LDR.
This can be clearly seen from the graph. The
resistance of the LDR falls rapidly with the
increasing intensity of the incident light. The
converse is also true when light intensity is
reduced or cut off.
PROCEDURE: