Development of Multi Sensor Blind Stick ....... ........ by MUHAMMED SHARIF

It Is The Time To .... Develop The Blind Stick To .... a Magic Stick

Sunday, 21 April 2013

S'2 WEEK 14 => 15 APRIL - 21 APRIL

I will be working on my FYP report, it’s going to take time but I will try my best to finish it earlier as Dr.Zulkhairi requested. After that I need to submit a hard and a soft copy to the library for my FYP report. later on in shaa Allah i will post a picture of my FYP report. _____________________________________________________ This is the update for the FYP...

S'2 WEEK 13 => 8 APRIL - 14 APRIL

This week is about preparing for the finale year project presentation. And after that present all what I have done to my assessors, ustaz.Kamal and mdm.Zaridah...

S'2 WEEK 12 => 1 APRIL - 7 APRIL

The FYP poster : ...

S'2 WEEK 11 => 25 MARCH - 31 MARCH

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S'2 WEEK 10 => 18 MARCH - 24 MARCH

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S'2 WEEK 9 => 11 MARCH - 17 MARCH

VOLTAGE REGULATOR The voltage regulator module is used to protect PIC and other connected sensors / actuators from over voltage. This is because PIC and all other connected sensors, actuators all support 5V DC only. Over voltage will cause any of the module burn.  Voltage Regulator LM7805 is used to regulate voltage...

S'2 WEEK 8 => 4 MARCH - 10 MARCH

The H-Bridge The original concept of the H-Bridge was being able to control the direction a motor was going. Forward or backward. This was achieved by managing current flow through circuit elements called transistors. The formation looks like an H and that's where it gets the name H-Bridge. Here is what it looks like:   ...

S'2 WEEK 7 => 25 FEB - 3 MARCH

PWM, or Pulse Width Modulation is a powerful way of controlling analog circuits and systems, using the digital outputs of microprocessors. Defining the term, we can say that PWM is the way we control a digital signal simulating an analog one, by means of altering it's state and frequency of this. This is how a PWM signal would look like: ...

S'2 WEEK 6 => 18 FEB - 24 FEB

Direct current (DC) motor has already become an important drive configuration for many applications across a wide range of powers and speeds. The ease of control and excellent performance of the DC motors will ensure that the number of applications using them will continue grow for the foreseeable future. This project is mainly concerned on DC motor speed control...