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Pressure Canning Process Controller

December 19, 2011 By: admin Category: Control, Microcontroller, Miscellaneous, Monitoring, Project, Renesas No Comments →

Pressure Canning Process Controller Project

The project converts a stovetop pressure cooker/canner into a fully automated pressure processing system with the addition of a few inexpensive components. It can accurately monitors and controls the pressuring process.

Using a Renesas M16C microcontroller, the system can control the entire process using an ordinary off-the-shelf pressure cooker/canner and portable electric coil burner. Once [...]

Quadrotor Helicopter

December 09, 2011 By: admin Category: Arduino, Control, Microcontroller, Miscellaneous, Project, Remote No Comments →

Quad Rotor Helicopter Project

The project aim is to build a quadrotor helicopter flies with 4 spinning propellers on a + shaped frame. It uses four brushless motors. Each motor will be controlled by an ESC (Electronic Speed Controller). The ESCs will be controlled by the microcontroller. This microcontroller will also take input from a RC radio receiver, [...]

Android Based Quadrocopters

December 06, 2011 By: admin Category: Arduino, Control, Microcontroller, Miscellaneous, Project, Remote No Comments →

Android based Quadrocopters Project

The AeroQuad project is an open-source hardware and software project to build a quadcopters or quadrocopters, remote controlled four-rotor helicopters. The hardware consists of an Arduino microcontroller (Mega-2560 or Uno) as the flight controller board and an AeroQuad shield with various sensors like accelerometer and gyroscope.

Sand Blast Controller

November 06, 2011 By: admin Category: Control, Microcontroller, Project No Comments →

Sand Silo Tracker

The project built to solve product tracking problem for the Sand Silo, which holds 50,000 Pounds of Sand. It uses BASIC Stamp board for easy development, 4 Line LCD Display, and DS1302 IC Timer. The program will display elapsed timer to LCD – how much sand was left in the Silo at any point in [...]