Projects

1. FPGA Piano Synthesizer (2023)

Developed a digital piano synthesizer using Verilog on a Basys 3 FPGA board. The keyboard inputs were scanned to generate tone frequencies using PWM. A DAC converted the digital signal to analog sound via onboard speaker. A seven-segment display showed notes in real-time. This project focused on clock division, frequency synthesis, and signal filtering using FIR design techniques. Perfectly demonstrates embedded digital signal processing on hardware.

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2. Smart Traffic Light System (2024)

An adaptive traffic light controller designed using Verilog on an FPGA board. The system detects real-time traffic density via IR sensors and dynamically allocates signal timing to reduce congestion. Implemented on a Xilinx Spartan-6 board, this project optimized state machine logic to minimize delays during peak hours. It also included a 7-segment countdown timer and UART debugging interface. Designed for scalability to integrate with city-wide traffic control systems.

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3. IoT-Based Weather Station (2023)

A low-power environmental monitoring system built with ESP32 and DHT11 sensors to collect temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure data. The data was pushed to a cloud dashboard using MQTT protocol and displayed using a custom-built UI. Designed with sleep cycles and solar power integration, the system could run in remote outdoor areas. The project demonstrated skills in IoT communication protocols, low-power design, and front-end data visualization.

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2. Gesture-Controlled Robot (2022)

Built a gesture-controlled robot using Arduino Nano, an MPU6050 accelerometer, and RF modules. Hand motion data was interpreted in real-time to control a 4-wheeled robot wirelessly. Implemented with Kalman filtering for smooth motion response. Demonstrated skills in sensor fusion, motion control, and basic robotics.

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