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Universiti Malaysia Sabah: Sekolah Pendidikan Dan Pembangunan Sosial SEMESTER 1 SESI 2010/2011

The document discusses the design of a walk signal logic circuit for a standard traffic light. It begins with an introduction to traffic lights and pedestrian crossing signals. It then provides a truth table that shows the walk signal should be activated when the red light is on and green light is off. Finally, it presents the logic circuit as a simple OR gate with the red light and green light as inputs and the walk signal as the output.

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Universiti Malaysia Sabah: Sekolah Pendidikan Dan Pembangunan Sosial SEMESTER 1 SESI 2010/2011

The document discusses the design of a walk signal logic circuit for a standard traffic light. It begins with an introduction to traffic lights and pedestrian crossing signals. It then provides a truth table that shows the walk signal should be activated when the red light is on and green light is off. Finally, it presents the logic circuit as a simple OR gate with the red light and green light as inputs and the walk signal as the output.

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UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA SABAH

SEKOLAH PENDIDIKAN DAN PEMBANGUNAN SOSIAL

SEMESTER 1 SESI 2010/2011

AHLI KUMPULAN : JECKLIN ISHAK (BT08110014)

: FARIDAH BINTI RONI (BT08110198)

PROGRAM : (HT16) – PENDIDIKAN DENGAN SAINS (FIZIK)

KURSUS : TF30703 – ELEKTRONIK DIGITAL DAN KOMUNIKASI

PENSYARAH : DR. ZULISTIANA ZULKIFLI

TAJUK TUGASAN : DESIGN THE LOGIC CIRCUIT OF A WALK SIGNAL


INTRODUCTION

Traffic lights are signalling devices positioned at road intersections, pedestrian crossings and


other locations to control competing flows of traffic. Traffic lights have been installed in most
cities around the world. They assign the right of way to road users by the use of lights in
standard colours (red - yellow -green), using a universal colour code (and a precise
sequence to enable comprehension by those who are colour blind). In addition, it also works
in conjunction with pedestrian displays to assign pedestrian crossing right-of-way.

PEDESTRIANS CROSSING

Some crossings have special signals consisting of electric lamps or light-emitting diode (LED)


panels. The signals allow pedestrians and road traffic to use the crossing alternately. On
some traffic signals, pressing a button is required to trigger the signal. These signals may be
integrated into a regular traffic light arrangement or may be on their own if the crossing is
not at an intersection. Audible or tactile signals may also be included to assist people who
have poor sight. In many cities, some or most signals are equipped with countdown timers
to give notice to both drivers and pedestrians the time remaining on the crossing signal.

A puffin crossing Pedestrian crossing signal in Portland, The button one pushes to activate the
in the uk. Oregon. Newer signals use symbols crosswalk signal.
instead of word legends.
LOGIC CIRCUIT OF A WALK SIGNAL FOR A STANDARD TRAFFIC LIGHT.

Let R represents red light

Let G represents green light

Let output Y represents Walk Signal

Truth Table for the walk signal

R G Signifies Instruction for Output Y


Pedestrian
0 0 Caution Don’t walk 0
0 1 Cars stop Don’t walk 0
1 0 Cars go Walk 1
1 1 Error Don’t walk 0

R G Output Y Minterm
0 0 0 R.G
0 1 0 R.Ḡ
1 0 1 Ṝ.G
1 1 0 Ṝ.Ḡ

Boolean Expression; Output Y = Ṝ . G

Simplest form, Output Y = Ṝ . G

Step 6:

R
Output Y
G

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