Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, I am going to show you How to Convert m File into p File in MATLAB. Now the question arises that why we need to do that? & the answer is if you want to protect your code and don't want anyone to access it then you need to your Convert m File into p File. P File is like an encrypted file which performs the same functionality as your original m file but no one can get the code out of it.
Like me explain it with an example, suppose you are some sort of developer and you have created some code for a company and now you want to protect your code and just send the company some sort of software. MATLAB has a function in which you convert your m-file into p-file and no one can open ...
Hey Friends! Hope you are doing well. This is a platform where we keep you updated with a major development in engineering and technology. Today, I'll uncover the details on How to Organize and Manage Final Year Project?
You get rolled in the first semester of engineering, and within no time, you will be attending your final semester. Each semester helps you make a better version of yourself and allows you to convert your knowledge and expertise into reality.
When you reach the final year, you need to develop a final year project. This word looks quite intimidating for some students and they feel quite overwhelmed before planning and managing their project. However, if you have a proper plan in place and work with consistency, there is no need t ...
Hi Fellas! I am back to give you a daily dose of valuable information. Today, I'll give you a detailed Introduction to IRF3205. It is an N-Channel HEXFET Power MOSFET that comes in a TO-220AB package and operates on 55V and 110A. It is mainly used for dynamic dv/dt rating and consumer full bridge applications.
Additionally, it falls under the category of ultra LOW on-resistance devices based on Advanced Process Technology, making it a building block of the electronic applications where fast switching is a major concern.
In this post, I'll cover each and everything related to this transistor, its main features, working, pinout, and applications. Let's get down to the nitty-gritty of this tiny component.
Introduction to IRF3205
IRF3205 is an N- ...
Hello readers, I hope you all are doing great. In our previous tutorial, we discussed the implementation of LED interfacing and blinking program with Raspberry Pi Pico using MicroPython programming language. So continuing with our previous tutorial, in this tutorial we will learn how to control the LED brightness using PWM (pulse width modulation technique).
As we mentioned above, in our previous tutorial we implemented the LED blinking program with a Raspberry Pi Pico board. Blinking an LED means turning ON and OFF and thus the process involves only two states that are ‘1’ (HIGH) and ‘0’ (LOW). But, sometimes it is required to change the digital output between these two (ON and OFF states) for example changing the LED brightness. PWM or Pulse Width Modulation technique is used to change ...
Hello friends, hope you all are fine and having fun with your life. Today's post, as the name suggests is about How to Display Serial Data on Real Time Graph in Labview. In our previous post, we have seen that how to Get Continuous Data From COM Port in Labview. Today's post is a sequel of this previous post so I would recommend that if you haven't had a look on that post then first visit it as I am gonna start today's post from where I stopped the previous one.
In the last post, we were able to get the continuous data from COM port using Labview and we have also separated the data based on a character which I have used this one "," i.e. comma. Now, suppose you are sending 3 values from your COM port and these are the sensors' values so tthe best ...
Hi everyone! Hope you’re well today. I welcome you on board. In this post today, I’ll walk you through the Introduction to P6KE220A.The P6KE200A is a transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diode that uses clamping action to provide circuit protection against overvoltage. It is widely used in low-voltage supplied ICs and MOS technology due to its quick response to transient overvoltages. For P6KE200A the clamping voltage is 246V and the breakdown voltage is ranged from 190V to 210V.
I suggest you read this entire post till the end as I’ll detail the complete introduction to P6KE200A covering datasheet, pinout, features equivalents, and applications of this component P6KE200A.
Introduction to P6KE200A
The P6KE200A is a transient voltage suppre ...
In previous articles, we connected the ESP8266 to a pre-existing WIFI network. It is the commonly used method in projects, especially when there is interest in internet access.
For these cases, the ESP8266 operates as a “station” on the network. But we can find scenarios where there is no WIFI network to connect. Can we still use the ESP8266 in these cases? Yes, we can!
ESP8266 Operational Modes
The ESP8266 WiFi module can operate in 2 different modes:
STA (the module operates as a station and is available to connect to an Access Point).
AP (the module creates a network with customizable SSID and Password. We will discuss how each mode works, its limitations, and how to use
STA Mode
We use the STA mode to connect the ESP8266 to a pre-exist ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing well. Today we are going to have an in-depth discussion on the Characteristics of Embedded Systems. We have discussed What is Embedded Systems? & Types of Embedded Systems in detail, in our previous tutorial. So, I am hoping that you have a clear idea of Embedded Systems.
Today, we will discuss different characteristics which are found in almost every Embedded system. So, let's get started:
Definition of Embedded Systems
We already know that an embedded system can be defined as,
"A dedicated system specially designed to perform a designated function, with a microcontroller or a microprocessor as its chief component, along with a software embedded in computer hardware, is called an embedded system."
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Hello everyone! I hope you all will be fine. Today, I am going to elaborate that how to create your First Project using NI LabVIEW Programming. This software is very easy to use in comparison to the other software. You do not have to write the complete source code for the desired output, like in other software e.g. Arduino, MATLAB, Dev C++, Eclipse etc. instead you have to just implement your logic using Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) blocks. The program is designed with the help of the FPGA blocks, is usually known as “Virtual Instruments”.
Normally we used to call it as VI’s. We create in “Block Diagram” window as described in our previous tutorial on Introduction to LabView. If you haven't read that tutorial then I owuld suggest you to ...
Hi Friends! Hope you are getting along with life pretty well. Today, I'll uncover the detailed Introduction to 2n5415 which is a PNP transistor mainly used for general purpose low-power amplifying and switching applications.
It comes with three layers: two P semiconductor layers and one doped N-layer where later is encapsulated between other two P-layers.
There are two major types of transistor: Bipolar Junction Transistor and Unipolar Transistor. This transistor falls under the category of Bipolar Junction Transistor as it comes with two charge carriers i.e. electrons and holes where later are the major charge carriers in PNP transistors.
In this post, I'll try to nail down everything related to 2n5415: its main features, working, and applicat ...
