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Presentation

on
Summer Training

Presented by:-
Ramneek Kaur
210151520015
B . T e c h 4 th y e a r
Table of Content

1. Introduction to
Company
2. DRDO
3. Work done
4. Project 1
5. Project 2
3 Introduction

Defence Laboratory, Jodhpur


(DLJ) is researching the areas
of camouflage, deception,
detection, reconnaissance,
performance evaluation and
life estimation of weapons
and ammunition, clothing,
equipment and stores under
Defence lab jodhpur
desert conditions, integrated
water management, soil
stabilization, and applications
of radioisotopes in defence.
4 About DRDO:-
 The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is India's
premier research organization for defense and technology.
 Mission: The DRDO's mission is to develop cutting-edge defense
technologies and systems, and to equip the Indian Armed Forces with
state-of-the-art weapons and equipment.
 History: The DRDO was formed in 1958 by merging the Defence Science
Organisation and several technical development establishments.
 Headquarters: The DRDO is headquartered in New Delhi.
 Work: The DRDO develops defense technologies, systems, and products for
the Indian Armed Forces. The DRDO's work includes designing, developing,
and producing sensors, weapon systems, and platforms.
 Size: The DRDO includes 52 laboratories.
 Benefits: DRDO scientists receive benefits such as leave travel concession,
medical facilities, and professional update allowance
Work Done

Project 1 Project 2
Temperature Sensor PWM Counter

The Temperature sensor in Arduino Basically we want to produce a PWM


converts the surrounding temperature to signal with variable frequency on pin 9. This
voltage. It further converts the voltage to frequency should be set using the rotary
Celsius, Celsius to Fahrenheit, and prints encoder and the value should also be
the Fahrenheit temperature on the LCD displayed in the 16*2 LCD.
screen.
Project
6
1:-
Temperature Sensor using Arduino UNO:-

The temperature sensor in Arduino converts


the surrounding temperature to voltage. It
further converts the voltage to Celsius,
Celsius to Fahrenheit, and prints the
Fahrenheit temperature on the LCD screen.
We will use a temperature sensor (TMP 36)
of low voltage. Such sensors are also stable
while dealing with large capacitive loads. It
is also suitable for automotive applications.
The temperature sensors TMP 35, TMP 36,
and TMP 37 are the sensors with the same
features. The operating voltage of the TMP
36 sensor ranges from 2.7V to 5.5V.
PIN DIAGRAM OF ARDUINO UNO
8
Hardware Required
The components required for t h e 1 s t project are listed below:

• 1 x TMP 3 6 s e n s o r ( T e m p e r a t u r e s e n s o r )

• 1 x LCD d i s p l a y

• A r d u i n o UN O

• Jump wires
Connections:-
9

• Connect the RS pin of LCD to pin 13 of the Arduino board.


• Connect the Enable pin of LCD to pin 12 of the Arduino
board.
• Connect the D4 pin of LCD to pin 6 of the Arduino board.
• Connect the D5 pin of LCD to pin 4 of the Arduino board.
• Connect the D6 pin of LCD to pin 3 of the Arduino board.
• Connect the D7 pin of LCD to pin 2 of the Arduino board.
• Connect the Vo pin of LCD to pin 8 of the Arduino board.
• Connect the middle terminal to a sensor to A0(analog pin).
• Connect one end of the sensor to GND and another end to
5V.
• Connect one end of a resistor to the A and K of the LCD
and another end to 5V.
output:-
11

The output is now visible on the LCD screen.


For better understanding, let's consider the output
on the Serial Monitor.

It is the temperature in Fahrenheit.


Project
12
2:-
PWM Counter using Arduino Nano:-
We want to produce a PWM signal with variable
frequency on pin 9. This frequency should be set
using the rotary encoder and the value should also
be displayed in the 16*2 LCD. Once the PWM signal is
created on pin 9 it will create an interrupt on pin 2
since we have shorted both the pins. Using this
interrupt we can control the frequency of the SPWM
signal which is generated on pin 5. Function
generator using Arduino. This function generator or
waveform generator can produce PWM with
frequency ranging from 1Hz to 2MHz, the frequency
of the wave can be controlled by a knob and the
duty cycle is hardcoded to 50% but it is easy to
change that in the program as well. Apart from that,
the generator can also produce since wave with
frequency control.
PIN DIAGRAM OF ARDUINO NANO

The Arduino Nano boasts 30


pins, 22 of which cater to
input and output functions.
Among these, 14 digital IO
pins (D0-D13). The Nano
sports 8 analog input pins (A0-
A7). For PWM signals, digital
IO pins 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, and 11
are capable of producing 8-
bit output.
14 Hardware Required

• Arduino Nano
• 16*2 Alphanumeric LCD display
• Rotary Encoder
• Resistor(5.6K,10K)
• Capacitor (0.1uF)
• Perf board, Bergstik
• Soldering Kit
15 Connections:-
• D14 Connected to RS of LCD
• D15 Connected to RN of LCD
• D4 Connected to D4 of LCD
• D3 Connected to D5 of LCD
• D6 Connected to D6 of LCD
• D7 Connected to D7 of LCD
• D10 Connect to Rotary Encoder 2
• D11 Connect to Rotary Encoder 3
• D12 Connect to Rotary Encoder 4
• D9 Outputs square wave
• D2 Connect to D9 of Arduino
• D5 Outputs SPWM then converted to sine
Circuit
16 Diagram:-
17 Code:-
18
19
PWM counter Output:-
20
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