Gallery # 4 | Inspiration Joint... E-Prerna!!

Gallery # 4

This entry was posted on April 23, 2013, in Photo Gallery/ Album/ Photos, Portfolio and tagged 2= second generation, 8051, 83 = micro processor unit, Advance Training Institute for Electronics & Process Instrumentation, Analyzing, applications, ATI-EPI, Atmega 16, Autonomous line follower, ball follower, Basics of PLC, Coding, color coding, communication, composition of optical fiber; splicing, course, cpu, data transfer, dehradun, Embedded system design, embedded systems, experience, Extracting data, fabrication, face recognition, fiber, fibre, GSM controlled robots, hands-on training, Image Processing, images, implementation, Installation, iris recognition, laws of light; types, losses involved, MATLAB, Maze solver, metro-train prototype, model, next sapiens, Noida, OCB 283, OFC, optical fiber, Optical Fiber Communication, organ command/ control bhersion, PC control robot, PID controller, programmable logic controller), programming, project, Projects Undertaken, range, real-world, RF control robot, robotics, RS 232, RTOS, single circuit board, skin detection, speech recognition, Studied, Successfully submitted, Technical Certifications, testing, Turbo C++, using Atmega16, various, voice signal transfer, wide, years.. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment

My Project !!

Technical Certifications / Projects Undertaken :

Three months Course from Next Sapiens, Noida on Robotics, Embedded Systems and Image Processing and RTOS (Atmega 16 , 8051)

Successfully submitted a metro-train prototype on a single circuit board using Atmega16 as CPU.

One week course from ATI-EPI (Advance Training Institute for Electronics & Process Instrumentation) Dehradun in the field of Optical Fiber Communication( OFC )

Successfully submitted a model project of data transfer and voice signal transfer via optical fiber.

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