guys i want advisor who are electrical or electronics engineer in my little day night light sensor switch, please

 

Okay so what is the problem..?

 

i want to include all the concept of flip flop as well as the timer to countdown for two hour.

 

Need details on the sensor and exactly what you need done .

 

For an "electrical engineer", which the TS claims to be, this should be simple.
Such packaged solutions are available with a solar sensor and a timer, complete with Mains power switching to integral electrical outlets..All in a weatherproof housing.

 

For an "electrical engineer", which the TS claims to be, this should be simple.

He didn't say he was an engineer but is asking help from someone who is.

 

The simplest way to do this project is using an Arduino. But as you have mentioned DLD, I think it's an academic project. Maybe you are not allowed to use an Arduino. Here is an LDR and 555-based day and night switch circuit that you can start with:
Dual Day & Night Switch (circuits-diy.com)

 

He didn't say he was an engineer but is asking help from someone who is.

In the "information" section the TS claims to be an electrical engineer. So YES, the TS DOES say they are an EE.
And the package with a light sensor plus A FF to latch the state, plus a two hour timer, is a bit of effort. and it IS a standard product, which I have working quite well. And, for the (USD) $4.95 on sale I could not even buy just the connectors locally.

 

In the "information" section the TS claims to be an electrical engineer. So YES, the TS DOES say they are an EE.

OK, I stand corrected but there is difference and sometimes a big difference between an electrical and electronic engineer.

And, for the (USD) $4.95 on sale I could not even buy just the connectors locally.

Can you post a link to this product?

 

Hi @MisterBill2,
If you have a query regarding a poster, raise a Report, and Moderation will take the the appropriate action.

Moderation.

 

OK, I stand corrected but there is difference and sometimes a big difference between an electrical and electronic engineer.

Can you post a link to this product?

No link, but it was in a sales flyer from Menards, a large chain of stores that sells home improvement stuff and building supplies. And I have seen similar packages in hardware stores as well. But never on line.
Of course, availability may be different in other parts of the world.