Projects
LCD Display with Arduino Uno
Description: This project demonstrates how to use an Arduino Uno microcontroller board along with an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) to create a personalized name display. By connecting the LCD to the Arduino Uno and uploading the provided code, I was able to showcase my name or any desired text on the LCD screen.
Interactive-Radar-System-with-Servo-Motor-Control
This is an interactive radar system implemented using the Processing programming language and Arduino Uno. The system utilizes an ultrasonic sensor for distance measurement and a servo motor for controlling the sensor's angle. It provides a graphical representation of the detected distance and angle, creating a radar-like display on the screen.
Development and Evaluation of a PDMS Microfluidic Biosensor with PVDF Sensing Polymer for Biomedical Applications
This research aimed to develop a microfluidic device capable of detecting biomolecules and indicating the specific type of molecule tested. Chemicals such as PDMS, Acetone, PVDF, ABS, and curing agents were utilized to fabricate the biosensor, which employs piezo resistive mechanism to detect the target molecule. The project was initially designed and simulated using Tinker CAD, Fusion 360, and COMSOL Multiphysics software.
Installation of EPS150 RF Probe Station
I successfully installed the EPS150 RF Probe Station by carefully following the tutorial and guide book provided by the company. With thorough attention to detail, I unpacked and assembled all the components, making sure to secure all connections. I connected the power cable, calibrated the system, aligned the microscope optics, and performed probe tip calibration. I then installed the software, configuring the settings as instructed. Through diligent self-guided learning, I gained a comprehensive understanding of the system's operation and safety procedures. Finally, I conducted validation tests using reference devices to ensure accurate measurements. Throughout the process, I documented my progress and referred to the tutorial and guide book whenever necessary.
BouncePad Challenge
A simple C++ program simulating a ball's movement within a console grid. Users can observe the ball's trajectory and interact with the simulation by advancing frames. The code demonstrates basic console graphics and user input handling.