Simple arduino project ideas for final year ECE students
Arduino, an open source company which is known for making affordable microcontrollers and related hardware has now become the first choice for DIY hobbyists and engineering students. Its microcontrollers are easy to use and are also affordable in comparison to others available in the market. The most popular one being the Arduino Uno R3, an Atmega 328 based microcontroller which is widely used by engineering students during their final year projects.
Recently I saw a project on the internet where a guy has used an Arduino microcontroller to make a <a href="https://blog.arduino.cc/2011/05/20/mtm-snap-a-snap-together-arduino-powered-desktop-cnc-milling-machine/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">blog.arduino.cc</a>. Though it seemed to be the task of a pro user, a newbie can also make it with the help of instructions given in the #-Link-Snipped-# community. The following are some of the simple ideas that I found which is, by all means, possible for a final year ECE student to develop for their final year project -
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Let us know if you have any favorite Arduino project or idea in your mind which you want to share with the CE community.
Recently I saw a project on the internet where a guy has used an Arduino microcontroller to make a <a href="https://blog.arduino.cc/2011/05/20/mtm-snap-a-snap-together-arduino-powered-desktop-cnc-milling-machine/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">blog.arduino.cc</a>. Though it seemed to be the task of a pro user, a newbie can also make it with the help of instructions given in the #-Link-Snipped-# community. The following are some of the simple ideas that I found which is, by all means, possible for a final year ECE student to develop for their final year project -
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Finally, those who want to try the CNC one (it's really tough) can click on #-Link-Snipped-#. There are many projects which are available on their project hub to learn and try for. The best part is Arduino community have worked hard to compile these projects especially for Arduino users and learners and have made it free to use under the GNU distribution license. They have provided the full list of materials needed and also the library and code required for finishing the project. Further, they have added the ideas that can be brought to the present project to modify it and upgrade it to one level above. So, I think those who are in need of some ideas will definitely find an inspiration from a bunch of these topics.
Let us know if you have any favorite Arduino project or idea in your mind which you want to share with the CE community.
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