Create a Traffic Light System. The system will have - A SINGLE Switch to start to capture the user event. - THREE LED's, Red, Green and Amber to simulate the traffic control. - The onboard Green LED (LED1) to indicate pedestrian crossing. - When the Switch is pressed twice, the Green LED should switch off and the Amber LED should blink in interval of 1 seconds in infinite loop. The Traffic Light Green LED will be ON by default. When the Switch is activated only one time, the following events (as minimal requirements) must occur in sequence: 1. The Traffic Light Green LED will stay ON for another 3 s. 2. The Traffic Light Green LED will go OFF and the Amber LED will turn ON for 3 s. 3. The Amber LED will go OFF and the Red LED will turn ON. 4. At this time, the onboard Green LED (LED1) will turn ON for 3s. 5. After that, the onboard Green LED (LED1) will turn OFF and the Traffic Light Green LED will turn ON. 6. This is the basic sequence as a minimum for all. 7. You can add on the sequence with additional features such as how many more seconds the pedestrian has time to cross the road or any other meaningful features. Submission Requirements: - Each student is to submit a minimum of 2 pages report explaining the Hardware and Software design of the system. This should also include the flowchart of your embedded program - Each student should attempt to produce different sequence - Each student is to demonstrate their working design and answer basic questions about the system