About: Ibrar Ayyub

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Calculator using PIC24FJ64GA006 with Proteus Simulation

Posted on: 13 Mar 2026

Introduction The PIC24 Calculator Proteus Simulation project demonstrates how a microcontroller can be used to build a simple digital calculator using a keypad and LCD display. In this microcontroller project, the PIC24FJ64GA006 performs arithmetic operations based on user input from a 4×4 keypad and shows the results on an LCD screen. Developed using the MPLAB […]


Pico Timer Project using Pico with Proteus Simulation

Posted on: 13 Mar 2026

Introduction Timers are one of the most important features in embedded systems because they allow microcontrollers to perform tasks at precise intervals without constant CPU intervention. In this microcontroller project, we demonstrate how to use the Timer module of the Raspberry Pi Pico using MicroPython inside a Proteus simulation environment. This project is a simple […]


PIC Stepper Motor Controller using PIC16F84A with Proteus Simulation

Posted on: 13 Mar 2026

Introduction Stepper motors are widely used in embedded systems and DIY electronics projects where precise position control is required. This PIC Stepper Motor Controller microcontroller project uses a PIC microcontroller to control the direction of a stepper motor through simple push-button inputs. The project demonstrates how a PIC16F84A microcontroller can generate the required stepping sequence […]


PID Controlled Oven using TMS320F28027PT with Proteus Simulation

Posted on: 25 Dec 2025

Introduction This project demonstrates a PID controlled oven implemented using a PICCOLO TMS320F28027PT microcontroller and verified through Proteus simulation.It is a practical microcontroller project focused on temperature control, widely used in embedded systems and industrial electronics.The system reads temperature feedback from a thermocouple, processes it digitally, and regulates heating accurately.By simulating the full setup in […]


PICCOLO Motor Controller Sample Design using TMS320F28023PT with Proteus Simulation

Posted on: 24 Dec 2025

Introduction This project demonstrates a PICCOLO motor controller sample design implemented using the TMS320F28023PT Piccolo microcontroller and tested through Proteus simulation. It focuses on core embedded-system startup routines, timing control, and hardware-safe initialization commonly required in motor-control firmware. The design is ideal for learners exploring microcontroller projects, embedded systems, and practical electronics using virtual simulation. […]


I2C Communication using TMS320F28027PT with Proteus Simulation

Posted on: 24 Dec 2025

Introduction This project demonstrates a practical I2C communication example implemented on the TMS320F28027PT Piccolo microcontroller using Proteus simulation. It focuses on understanding how the Piccolo MCU operates as an I2C master, handling low-level timing, startup, and system initialization.The project is ideal for engineers exploring embedded systems, microcontroller projects, and practical electronics using TI’s C2000 family. […]


DAC Sine Wave Generation using TMS320F28027PT with Proteus Simulation

Posted on: 23 Dec 2025

Introduction This microcontroller project demonstrates how a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) can be implemented using PWM on a PICCOLO series controller.Using Proteus simulation, the project generates a clean sine wave output by filtering a high-frequency PWM signal.It is a practical example of embedded systems design, combining firmware, timer interrupts, and external RC filtering.The project is useful […]


PICC18 Calculator using PIC18F452 with Proteus Simulation

Posted on: 23 Dec 2025

Introduction This PICC18 Calculator is a compact microcontroller project that turns a PIC18F452 into a simple four-function calculator using a 4×4 keypad for input and a 16×2 LCD for output. It’s designed for Proteus simulation, so you can test the full workflow without hardware.If you’re learning embedded systems and want a practical, hands-on build, this […]


PIC18 and MAX6675 Thermometer using PIC18F452 with Proteus Simulation

Posted on: 23 Dec 2025

Introduction This microcontroller project demonstrates a high-temperature digital thermometer built around the PIC18F452 and the MAX6675 K-type thermocouple interface.Designed and tested entirely using Proteus simulation, the project shows how embedded systems can accurately measure and display temperature values in real time.It combines sensor interfacing, display multiplexing, and interrupt-driven firmware into one practical electronics application.Using the […]


DHT22 Low Cost Humidity Sensor using PIC18F25K20 with Proteus Simulation

Posted on: 23 Dec 2025

Introduction This microcontroller project demonstrates how to interface a DHT22 (RHT03) digital temperature and humidity sensor with a PIC18F25K20 using Proteus simulation.The project reads real-time temperature and relative humidity data and displays it on a 16×2 LCD.It’s a practical example of embedded systems communication, timing-critical digital sensors, and LCD interfacing.Designed for learners and hobbyists, this […]