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Two-Direction Traffic Light Control Code

This document outlines an experiment to modify a traffic light control system to support two directions (North-South and East-West) using a PIC microcontroller. The provided code alternates between green, yellow, and red lights for each direction to ensure safe traffic flow. The implementation successfully manages traffic by preventing collisions and simulating real-world traffic light timing.

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Two-Direction Traffic Light Control Code

This document outlines an experiment to modify a traffic light control system to support two directions (North-South and East-West) using a PIC microcontroller. The provided code alternates between green, yellow, and red lights for each direction to ensure safe traffic flow. The implementation successfully manages traffic by preventing collisions and simulating real-world traffic light timing.

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EXPERIMENT- 10

MEMBERS:- 4023151, 4023141, 4023144

AIM:- MODIFY TO SUPPORT 2 DIRECTION (NS & EW).

LOGIC;- The code alternates green, yellow, and red lights between two directions to manage traffic
flow safely and continuously.

CODE:

#include <xc.h>

#define _XTAL_FREQ 20000000

#define NS_RED_LIGHT PORTBbits.RB0

#define NS_YELLOW_LIGHT PORTBbits.RB1

#define NS_GREEN_LIGHT PORTBbits.RB2

#define EW_RED_LIGHT PORTBbits.RB3

#define EW_YELLOW_LIGHT PORTBbits.RB4

#define EW_GREEN_LIGHT PORTBbits.RB5

void init() {

TRISB = 0x00;

PORTB = 0x00;

void main() {

init();

while(1) {

// Phase 1: NS Green, EW Red

NS_RED_LIGHT = 0;

NS_YELLOW_LIGHT = 0;

NS_GREEN_LIGHT = 1;

EW_RED_LIGHT = 1;

EW_YELLOW_LIGHT = 0;
EW_GREEN_LIGHT = 0;

__delay_ms(0.5); // 5 seconds

// Phase 2: NS Yellow, EW Red

NS_RED_LIGHT = 0;

NS_YELLOW_LIGHT = 1;

NS_GREEN_LIGHT = 0;

EW_RED_LIGHT = 1;

EW_YELLOW_LIGHT = 0;

EW_GREEN_LIGHT = 0;

__delay_ms(0.15); // 1.5 seconds

// Phase 3: NS Red, EW Green

NS_RED_LIGHT = 1;

NS_YELLOW_LIGHT = 0;

NS_GREEN_LIGHT = 0;

EW_RED_LIGHT = 0;

EW_YELLOW_LIGHT = 0;

EW_GREEN_LIGHT = 1;

__delay_ms(0.5); // 5 seconds

// Phase 4: NS Red, EW Yellow

NS_RED_LIGHT = 1;

NS_YELLOW_LIGHT = 0;

NS_GREEN_LIGHT = 0;

EW_RED_LIGHT = 0;

EW_YELLOW_LIGHT = 1;

EW_GREEN_LIGHT = 0;

__delay_ms(0.15); // 1.5 seconds

}
OUTPUT:

CONCLUSION:

This program successfully implements a two-direction (North-South and East-West) traffic light
control system using a PIC microcontroller. The logic ensures that while one direction shows a green
or yellow light, the other direction remains on red, preventing collisions. It continuously cycles
through the four standard traffic phases, allowing smooth and safe vehicle movement in both
directions. With proper delay adjustments, it can accurately simulate real-world traffic light timing.
Overall, the code provides a simple, efficient, and reliable method for managing two-way traffic
flow at an intersection..

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