Arduino Traffic Light

OVERVIEW

Built a functional traffic light circuit on a breadboard using an Arduino microcontroller. The system simulates a real-world traffic signal by cycling through red, yellow, and green LEDs in a timed sequence, replicating the logic of an actual intersection light.

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YEAR

2025

ROLE

Builder/Tester

SERVICES

TinkerCAD & Arduino


About the project

The goal was to get hands-on experience with digital output control and timing logic in Arduino. It was about understanding how to program sequential events and translate a real-world system into working circuitry and code.

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Arduino Traffic Light

OVERVIEW

Built a functional traffic light circuit on a breadboard using an Arduino microcontroller. The system simulates a real-world traffic signal by cycling through red, yellow, and green LEDs in a timed sequence, replicating the logic of an actual intersection light.

A laptop with a h32 word on it.
Image of 3 pixelated flat icons

YEAR

2025

ROLE

Builder/Tester

SERVICES

TinkerCAD & Arduino


About the project

The goal was to get hands-on experience with digital output control and timing logic in Arduino. It was about understanding how to program sequential events and translate a real-world system into working circuitry and code.

Image of multiple pixelated flat icons
The word "H23" pixelated
Smooth Scroll
This will hide itself!

Arduino Traffic Light

OVERVIEW

Built a functional traffic light circuit on a breadboard using an Arduino microcontroller. The system simulates a real-world traffic signal by cycling through red, yellow, and green LEDs in a timed sequence, replicating the logic of an actual intersection light.

A laptop with a h32 word on it.
Image of 3 pixelated flat icons

YEAR

2025

ROLE

Builder/Tester

SERVICES

TinkerCAD & Arduino


About the project

The goal was to get hands-on experience with digital output control and timing logic in Arduino. It was about understanding how to program sequential events and translate a real-world system into working circuitry and code.

Image of multiple pixelated flat icons
The word "H23" pixelated
Smooth Scroll
This will hide itself!

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