Theory: As a moving object hits a still object, a acceleration is observed to which makes the target move.

If we put a accelerometer sensor on the Wicket, we can detect the impact by change in values of the accelerometer. THis info can be used to light up the LEDs.

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LED Wicket Sensor

Step 1: Requirements and Making

Step 2: Circuit and Connections

Step 3: Code

Step 4: Working

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Introduction: LED Wicket Sensor

Step 1: Requirements and Making

Step 2: Circuit and Connections

Step 3: Code

Step 4: Working

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