This document describes a student project to develop a solar-powered LED street lighting system with adjustable intensity control. The system uses a microcontroller to provide different light intensities at night based on traffic levels to save energy. Key hardware components include solar panels, batteries, LED lights, a MOSFET transistor for intensity control via pulse-width modulation, and an Arduino microcontroller. The project aims to provide energy-efficient street lighting while allowing intensity adjustment based on time of night and traffic conditions.