HI all,
I am very new to this site and forum. I would like to know, where i can find student projects based out of arm or any controller.
please, guide.
TY

 

Student projects are supposed to be done by the student.

 

yes madam correct, I am running with small confusions like where to start doing/ learning this lifecycle of embedded systems. thats y asking help to refer any sample projects. so that i will understand how the controller works and how to programthat.
if you can help with some very basic ideas, pls pls help me.

 

Did you assume their genre!?

If you could name specific hardware maybe someone with experience with that hardware could give you some advice, but generally, if you google " random_controller student projects" you will find plenty.
Choose one in accordance with your experience, begin, and come here when you hit the wall.

 

Use your imagination. Pick an application that has some usefulness, can benefit from MCU technology, and meets the SMART criteria for effective goal-setting:

• Specific: Clearly define the goal.
• Measurable: Ensure that the goal can be tracked and measured.
• Achievable: Set a realistic goal that can be accomplished.
• Relevant: Make sure the goal aligns with broader objectives.
• Timely: Set a deadline for achieving the goal.

 

thanks for all your replies.
I have planned to do the memory read and write operation with arduino esp8266 using c programming. I am downloading the arduion ide from their site. what other h/w's i needed to buy ?
Thanks.

 

You could try reading data from various sensors such as a DHT22 (Temperature and humidity.) BME280 (temperature, pressure and humidity.) , an INA219 (Voltage and current ) or a DS3231 (real time clock.) You could format the data and send it via a serial link to the serial monitor in the arduino IDE. When you have done this you could add a display such a multiplexed LEDs, an lCD display or some other form of display.
Les.

 

TY Jones, I wil comeback for any doubts or queries.

 

projects.cappels.org

Here are many projects copied by and used by EE students the controllers are AVR microcontrollers (Microchip).
You should also find plenty of ideas if you look through allaboutcitcuits.com

 

hi all,
can anyone share this IC datasheet. I am not getting online.

 

https://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/241077/atmel/ATMEGA328P.html

 

There does not seem to be a way to attach a .pdf file to a post. Try this url
https://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/download/1425005/MICROCHIP/ATMEGA328P.html
You can also get it from microchip's website but now it seems that you have to register. In the past you did not need to register.
Les.