Several manufacturing processes for plastic manufacturers and metalworkers, like milling or casting, produce burrs. However, to guarantee the safety and quality of a component, one needs to ensure smooth edges that will not cause any problems in further processing or use of the item. Deburring and brushing machines are solutions to this issue. High-quality deburring technology from Germany can be integrated into casting and cutting machines, and to automatically produce flawless components.
Deburring and Brushing Machines from Germany
What are Burs, and How do They Develop? Burrs are unwanted protrusions of a material like metal or resin that can develop during processing. When picturing a component like a gear, it is easy to understand, th ...
Hi Friends! Hope you are doing well. I always feel pleasure to keep you updated with information related to engineering and technology. Today, I'll unlock the detailed Introduction to LED. The LED stands for Light-emitting diode. LED is a PN-junction diode mainly used as the source of light.
The LED has a leg over common orthodox incandescent light in terms of efficiency, low consumption power, compact size, longer range and an ability to retain the quality for a longer period of time. It comes with a wide variety of applications ranging from automotive headlamps, camera flashes, aviation lighting, traffic signal, and medical devices.
In this post, I'll try to cover each and everything related to LED, so you don't need to wrestle your mind browsin ...
Hello guys! I hope you’re all in a good mood today because we are going to review the design of an interesting project today. We’ll be looking to design 4-way traffic lights in such a way that their delay is variable and is dependent upon the traffic density. This project is of intermediate difficulty level for people studying in undergrad engineering school with electronics, electrical and mechatronics as their major. It is also for the people learning Arduino and basic circuit design on their own or through some course. We have already designed a Simple 4-Way Traffic Light Control using Arduino and today we will make it smart by adding a variable delay.
Variable 4 Way Traffic Light:
As you all already know the importance of traffic lights and t ...
Hello everyone, hope you all are fine and having fun with your lives. In today's post, I am going to share How to generate PWM in 8051 Microcontroller. PWM is an abbreviation of Pulse Width Modulation and is used in many engineering projects. It is used in those engineering projects where you want an analog output. For example, you want to control the speed of your DC motor then you need a PWM pulse. Using PWM signal you can move your motor at any speed from 0 to its max speed. Similarly suppose you wanna dim your LED light, again you are gonna use PWM pulse. So, in short, it has numerous uses. If you are working on Arduino then you should read How to use Arduino PWM Pins.
PWM, as the name suggests, is simply a pulse width modulation. We take a pu ...
Hello readers! Welcome to the next episode of the Deep Learning Algorithm. We are studying modern neural networks and today we will see the details of a reinforcement learning algorithm named Deep Q networks or, in short, DQN. This is one of the popular modern neural networks that combines deep learning and the principles of Q learning and provides complex control policies.Today, we are studying the basic introduction of deep Q Networks. For this, we have to understand the basic concepts that are reinforcement learning and Q learning. After that, we’ll understand how these two collectively are used in an effective neural network. In the end, we’ll discuss how DQN is extensively used in different fields of daily life. Let’s start with the basic concepts.
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Welcome to the next tutorial of our Raspberry Pi programming course. Our previous tutorial taught us to configure our raspberry pi for voice control. We also discussed some methods of reducing vexing noises so that the voice command program understands you. However, in this lesson, we will learn how to tweet from Raspberry pi.
What will we learn?
Assume you wish to add tweeting into a Raspberry Pi software you're developing. This article will show you how to build a Twitter app, get access privilege tokens, and post a tweet. On our Raspberry Pi, we'll make a simple program that tweets the result of the uptime command. This is a made-up example, but it demonstrates what is needed to tweet from a raspberry pi.
For this session, a repo has been set up. Because we'll be referring to code wit ...
Hey, peep! This is a connected tutorial from the previous one where we saw the detail of numeric data types. This time, we are moving forward with the other data types in Python. We are understanding all these concepts with the help of examples and practising the little but understandable codes in TensorFlow. Different types of operations are also performed on these data types so that you may have an idea of why we are differentiating all these data types and how we can categorize all of them into different groups. Keep in mind that all of these concepts are for deep learning, and we want to make sure that we will not face any problems in the complex work of deep learning; therefore, we are moving slowly and steadily in Python. So, have a look at the content you are learning in this ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, we will have a look at a detailed overview of Periodic Table. Understanding the Periodic Table is one of the nightmares everyone had once in a lifetime, don't fret! I was one of those people too. Today I would be breaking down this complex topic into smaller digestible chunks.
Before diving deep into the topic let me introduce you to the fact that atomic number is more reliable than the atomic mass of an element, every element has a fixed atomic number and it increases by a value of 1 with every element in the modern periodic table, that is the reason why we use Atomic Number instead of Atomic Mass as the base of the modern periodic table.
History of Periodic Table
Rome wasn't bu ...
Update: Here's the latest version of LCD library: LCD Library for Proteus V2.0.
Hello everyone, I hope you all are fine and having fun with your lives. Today, I am going to share a new LCD Library for Proteus. We all know about LCDs, used for displaying data in embedded projects i.e. sensor values or indications etc. Proteus already have LCDs in it but they are not much good-looking. So, I designed two new LCDs in Proteus that look identical to real-world LCDs.
So, I am going to share these LCD libraries in today's post. I hope you are going to enjoy them as they will add some uniqueness to your project.
I have also used these new LCDs in different projects so if you wanna see these LCDs in action then you should have a look at LCD Interfacing with Microcontrollers. In this tutorial, ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, I am going to share a new Rain Sensor Library for Proteus. I have got a lot of requests for designing this sensor. So finally it has been designed by our team and is ready to use in your Proteus Simulations.
Rain Sensor, as the name shows, is used for detection of rain and is common sensor used in Embedded Systems Projects. Both analog and digital rain sensors are available these days but we have only designed the digital Rain Sensor. It will give digital output and its output will be HIGH when there's rain and will remain LOW if it won't detect any rain.
As Proteus is a simulation software and we can't actually bring the rain so that's why I have placed a TestPin. If you apply H ...
