burglar alarming latch

by kumar anand
(bangalore, india)

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I was in 9th standard then. Every year our school organized "ANNUAL SCIENCE EXPO". That year I participated and after lot of discussion I made "burglar alarming latch".


Actually in that project I used LDR (light dependent resistor). First I made a house using cardboard, then at the door of the room I fixed LDR. LDR is sensitive to light. Slight change in intensity of light can trigger the alarm connected to that LDR.

It worked really very well. I got second prize for that even. I have a certificate for that also.
School science fairs are really very encouraging, as they help children to think of something new yet something creative.

Yes I would like to do it again.

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starstarstarstar 		Brilliant Work
by: Sameea Salih

Children has to be given more opprtunities and encouragement to prove themself.This is really a nice article and indeed an encouragement for other children
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by: Anonymous

Well, I liked the article, things have been mentioned in a clear way
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by: Anonymous

Hi, really nice article. But the image was not clear. but the scientific informations are very usefull. Keep it up.
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starstarstar 		Neat Idea
by: Anonymous

Neat idea using light and a resistor to set off an alarm.

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