I am a student of instrumentation and control engineering in my pre-final year.could any body sugggest me a project to be done using 8051 based mcus...... am really struggling to find one and hence i wud appreciate any help from this forum
Three of the more common control efforts that come my way are PID temperture controls with built-in ice point compensation. PWM control of DC motors with 'S' curve acceleration. Stepping motor controls with micro-stepping using LUT wave generation. Bradford
if you are interested maybe there is a possibilty to do a work for us. But it the program should be written on a XC161. If you are interested write directly to my email: l.fuchs@wmf.de. Unfortunately I start my winter holiday today. I'll be back at my office at Jauary 10th. Bye Leo
pre-final year projects If that mean end of the year before you go back for your final year, then the "typical" projects are The calculator (kbd '51 LCD) The thermometer (sensor A/D '51 LCD) Erik
How about taking a linear potentiometer as input, and make your 8051 drive a pointer to follow the movement of the slider. You might drive the pointer with a servo, or a stepper motor; or you might try both, and compare the results!