Course Project
Pet Feeder System (PIC16F877A)
A microcontroller-based automatic pet feeder with a real-time clock, stepper-driven hopper, food-level sensing, and EEPROM-backed settings.
- PIC16F877A
WORK / 01Dynamic project database
Course projects, competitions, and personal builds—experiments that succeed, fail, and always teach me something.
Course Project
A microcontroller-based automatic pet feeder with a real-time clock, stepper-driven hopper, food-level sensing, and EEPROM-backed settings.
Course Project
Investigating the stability of a linear, time-invariant (LTI) control system using classical control theory.
Course Project
Sizing a residential solar PV + battery system from annual energy consumption, covering load analysis, inverters, and financial feasibility.
Course Project
A high-speed optical communication system using coherent detection, WDM, and DSP to move large amounts of data efficiently over long distances.
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A frequency-modulated audio transmitter built for the Communication System Fundamentals course — simpler than AM and more resistant to noise.
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Statistical modeling and visualization of random variables to predict performance and detect anomalies in a solar panel farm.
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Comparing inductive, resonant-inductive, and microwave methods for transferring power without a physical connection.
Course Project
A line-following robot with autonomous parking, using IR obstacle sensing and Op-Amp circuits for precise movement control.
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Arduino-driven control of four 220V relay channels, focused on safe, low-power switching of high-power loads.