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Project Ideas with Arduino

The document outlines various project ideas using Arduino, categorized into several themes such as feedback loops with PID for control systems, sensor interfacing for measurement devices, digital logic gates for game and security applications, timing and sequencing for traffic systems, and signal processing for advanced waveform visualization and communication. Each category includes specific project examples, such as creating digital thermometers, logic circuit simulators, and magnetic levitation systems. These projects aim to enhance understanding of electronics and programming through practical applications.
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Project Ideas with Arduino

The document outlines various project ideas using Arduino, categorized into several themes such as feedback loops with PID for control systems, sensor interfacing for measurement devices, digital logic gates for game and security applications, timing and sequencing for traffic systems, and signal processing for advanced waveform visualization and communication. Each category includes specific project examples, such as creating digital thermometers, logic circuit simulators, and magnetic levitation systems. These projects aim to enhance understanding of electronics and programming through practical applications.
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Project Ideas with Arduino

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Feedback Loop with PID


 Simple alarm systems when a process variable exceeds feedback
control
 Use feedback to drive actuators like a temperature-controlled fan
 Use feedback to determine thermal conductivities of materials
 Instead of temperature, use voltage feedback to create solar/wind
powered chargers for small devices
 Create an regulated power supply (ac/dc)

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Sensor Interfacing
 Using an A/D converter to build a digital thermometer + ultrasonic
scanner to measure distances + Piezo-buzzer to play waveforms/music
+ LED’s to sync with a chosen waveform
 Build an impedance analyzer that can measure impedances of
capacitors and inductors
 Build a digital multimeter that can essentially perform the same
functions as the fluke multimeters that are used in the lab

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Digital Logic Gates


 Use Arduino with transistor gates to implement AND/OR/NAND/XOR
etc gates + Use LED’s to simulate card shuffles/dice rolls/generate
pseudo-random numbers to then use for adder circuits etc
 3D simple games like tic-tac-toe using logic gates to check winning
combinations and control game logic
 Security systems like digital combination lock that used logic gates to
compare user input to correct one and then do some user defined
action
 Logic circuit simulators like registers, counters, multiplexers, adders,
binary/hex/decimal convertors etc

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Timing and Sequencing


 Simple traffic light system with pedestrian input.
 Use photoresistors/photodiodes to create simple motion detection
systems
 Create pulse generators using PWM at specific duty cycles
 LED pattern generators, using timing and sequencing to generate
patterns, create a LED matrix display

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Signal Processing
 Building an oscilloscope using Arduino to create/visualize
complicated waveforms
 Use diffraction gratings and photodetectors to construct a basic
optical spectrometer that can analyze the composition of different
light sources
 Laser communication systems for short distance data transmission
 Laser diodes and photodetectors to construct a interferometer (Fabry-
Perot type or Michelson-Morley) and tune harmonics
 Construct a magnetic levitation system using magnets and hall effect
sensor to stabilize a levitating object

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