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ABSTRACT

A Low Power Indicator is a device that indicates by way of displaying light to indicate the level or strength of electrical power in a given circuit at a particular time. The transistors T1, T2, T3 are low power transistors that control the flow of electron in the circuit VR1 is employed to vary the frequency of the power.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Certification                                                                                                    ii
Dedication                                                                                                      iii
Acknowledgment                                                                                           iv
Abstract                                                                                                          v
Table of content                                                                                              vi
CHAPTER ONE
1.0       Introduction                                                                                        1
1.1       Types of low power indicator                                                             1
1.2       Practical examples                                                                               2 – 3

CHAPTER TWO 
2.0       Circuit diagram of L.E.D Zener P.S.U                                               4
2.1       Components of the circuit                                                                  4 – 5
2.2       Circuit description                                                                              5 – 6

CHAPTER THREE 
3.0       Actual construction                                                                             7
3.1       Advantages of using Vero-Board
3.2       Soldering technique
3.3       Soldering Iron
3.4       Precaution taken during construction

CHAPTER FOUR 
4.0       Circuit testing and fault finding

CHAPTER FIVE 
5.0       Conclusion
Reference

CHAPTER ONE

1.0       INTRODUCTION 
A Low Power Indicator can be defined as an indicator that is having a very low electrical supply or current situated in an electrical instrument which indicates the amount of power present in the instrument by their colour indication be it red, yellow or green.

1.1       TYPES OF A LOW POWER INDICATOR
A.        LIGHT – EMITTED DIODE (LED): – This is a junction diode made from the semiconductor gallium arsenide phosphide which has large band gap and hence a larger forward drop than silicon. Typical flooded panel – type LED indicators look good at 10MA forward current on a board inside an instrument one can usually get away with 2.5MA, particularly if one use a narrow-angle LED. When forward biased it emits red, yellow or green light depending on its exact composition. No conductor or light emission occurs for reverse bias which if it exceeds 5V, may damage the LED.

B.        LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY (LCO): – This is a display that is usually is a driven by an a.c wave form otherwise their liquid guts (contents) are ruined. However, it driver chips have some way to generate a square – wave segment drive, synchronized to the LED backplane wave form. An example is the HC4543, the LED cousin of the HC4511 LED latch/decoded driver. LCD come in rather large panels that can display a line or two or text i.e they have ability to store several message and communicate via serial ports.

C.        LOW – BATTERY INDICATOR USES FLEA POWER: – This is a low indicator that consumes as little power as possible for a 9V, 450-MAhr alkaline battery, a 50 – PA low battery indication can by itself run the battery down in a little more than a year battery – powered devices that need to run continuously for a long time require battery indicators that consume minimal power.

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