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Revision as of 10:16, 18 August 2025
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Course Objectives
- To INTRODUCE students to microcontroller programming and interfacing with digital and analog components.
- To EQUIP students with skills for data acquisition and processing from various sensors (temperature, distance, etc.).
- To TEACH students motor control techniques using microcontrollers for precise actuation and automation.
- To ENABLE students to design and implement integrated systems that demonstrate real-world automation applications.
Experiments
- Experiment 1: Introduction to Arduino and Digital I/O Control
- Experiment 2: Analog Sensor Interfacing (Temperature Sensor -LM35)
- Experiment 3: Interfacing Potentiometer for Position Control Simulation
- Experiment 4: Interfacing IR or Ultrasonic Sensor for Distance Measurement
- Experiment 5: Controlling DC Motor Using Transistor Driver Circuit
- Experiment 6: Data Logging Using Arduino and Excel (Serial Communication)
- Experiment 7: Stepper Motor Control via Microcontroller