Projects

Real-Time CAN-Based Vehicle Monitoring System with PIC MCU

INTRODUCTION The Controller Area Network (CAN) is a robust vehicle communication bus standard that was primarily developed for automobile applications but has now found widespread usage in various other fields as well due to its reliability and effectiveness. It is also a key component in systems like the Real-Time CAN-Based Vehicle Monitoring System, enabling efficient […]

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MCP39F511N: Dual-Channel IC for Accurate Power Monitoring

The new power monitoring integrated circuit (IC) the MCP39F511N was launched on Microchip Technology Inc. on February 1, 2016. This commentary covers the MCP39F511N Microchip’s dual-channel power monitoring IC, about which the writer explicates the features and specifications to support its functionality in various applications. The MCP39F511N is a dual-channel power monitoring IC capable of

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MPLAB ICE 4: Comprehensive Review of Advanced Emulator

Introduction Microchip Technology Inc, the worldwide maker of developed, embedded control options, along with its connectedness and security, has recently introduced MPLAB ICE 4, an in-circuit emulator. The MPLAB ICE 4 is the next generation of a full in-circuit emulator, debugger, and programmer tool for Microchip Company’s PIC and AVR microcontrollers, dsPIC digital signal controllers,

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AVR Microcontroller Based Electronic Voting Machine

Introduction The use of electronic voting machines has become common in many countries due to technological advancements. However, the emergence of the efficient electronic voting system evokes many questions about security, reliability, speed, and openness. This work will endeavor to design an electronic voting machine based on the ATmega328P microcontroller to possibly address some of

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Adaptive Alarm Clock

Adaptive Alarm Clock: Build a Smart, User-Centric wake-Up system

Project Overview The goal of this ambitious undergraduate project was to develop a novel alarm clock capable of analyzing a person’s unique sleep patterns to gently wake them during lighter phases of rest for an improved wake-up experience. Conventional alarm clocks provide a fixed wake-up time regardless of an individual’s circadian rhythm, sometimes causing drowsiness

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PolarFire FPGAs: Cutting Power Use for Edge Computing

Introduction Microchip’s new low-density PolarFire® devices aim to address key challenges in edge computing systems by significantly reducing static power consumption while maintaining leading performance. The additions of the MPF050T FPGA and MPFS025T FPGA SoC aim to exceed alternatives in the market in terms of performance per watt. These new devices could enable more robust

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Microchip Introduces Low Pin Count MCU Family with I3C Support

Microchip Introduces Low Pin Count MCU Family with I3C Support

Microchip Introduces Low Pin Count MCU Family with I3C Support Microchip has recently unveiled the PIC18-Q20 microcontroller family and the floating the world’s first low pin count MCU line for supporting the I3C standard. As for the new product line, it reveals Microchip’s efforts to create small and low-cost low-power MV-MCUs for embedded applications, necessary

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