Continuing from my previous post, I will now present the second experiment which is a Zero Crossing Detector using the On-Chip Analog Comparator in ATmega328. Table of Content What is On-Chip Analog Comparator How to Use On-Chip Analog Comparator Zero Crossing Detector Circuit ZCD with On-Chip Analog Comparator Coding Setup() […]
Category: My Projects
Our category featuring finished projects in the fields of electronics, embedded systems, and motor control is a testament to my passion for these subjects and a showcase of the skills and knowledge I have developed through my hobbyist pursuits. Within this category, you will find a wide variety of projects that demonstrate the versatility and creativity of my team.
From custom electronic circuits and microcontroller-based systems to sophisticated motor control setups and complex embedded software, I have tackled a range of challenges and achieved impressive results. My projects span a range of applications and industries, from consumer electronics and home automation to industrial automation and robotics. No matter what the project, I am always looking for ways to push the boundaries of what is possible and create innovative solutions.
As you explore my finished projects, you will see the dedication and attention to detail that I bring to each project. From the initial concept and design phase to prototyping, testing, and final production, I take pride in every step of the process. I believe that this dedication is reflected in the quality of my work, and I am confident that my projects will inspire you to pursue your own hobbyist endeavours.
Whether you are an experienced electronics enthusiast or a newcomer to the field, I hope that you will find something of interest in this category. From simple circuits and microcontroller-based projects to more complex embedded systems and motor control setups, there is something for everyone. So take a look around and see what I have been up to! I am confident that you will find something that sparks your interest and inspires you to pursue your own electronics, embedded systems, and motor control projects.
Arduino Nano SPWM gen: Add Parameters Setting Buttons
Sometimes we need to change the Inverter parameters, and we do that by changing the values by editing the code. By adding buttons we can make parameter changes easily, there is no need to change coding and upload to Arduino.Just add four buttons and use the internal EEPROM on the […]
Synchronous Transfer Switch
The Synchronous Transfer Switch in this project is for moving connections from one source to another. In contrast to ordinary switches, this device will switch the connection only when the phase angle of the two sources is the same. When we move the connection that is done manually then this […]
Zero Crossing Detector Arduino Uno.
I use this method from the ATmega328p application notes to make Zero Crossing Detector. Please check the following link for more details: https://www.microchip.com/en-us/application-notes/an2508 Simplest Zero Crossing DetectorCircuit The circuit uses two 1Mohm resistors to limit the current to less than 1mA at the microcontroller input port. Then connect directly to […]
Battery Charger using Arduino Uno
This post is about designing a battery charger using Arduino Uno as a continuation of the DC boost converter project. I made some small additions to hardware and software which I will discuss here. I have a 12V/7.2AH VRLA battery so my project aims to make a charger for it. […]
Boost Converter using Arduino Uno
My post this time is about the DC-DC boost converter, which is a converter from 7V to 12V using Arduino. Here I try to design from start to finish. The first step for this design was determining the proper specifications for my purposes. What I need is the following: Vin […]
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