Microcontroller Projects Ideas
This section is all about giving you
ideas for projects to implement using microcontrollers. These projects
typically do not contain microcontrollers as they are based on projects from
several years ago.
Even though they are older designs (created by some of the best minds in history), the ideas they contain are still useful. You can use the information here to create your own projects using a microcontroller to make the system easier or you can just build them as they are described.
Project Ideas
Battery / Power
Universal battery recharge (dry cell)
i.e. normal battery
Microprocessor controller / logic
controller alkaline charger
Sound
Sound Origin Direction
Finder.
Ultrasonic Rat Repellent
Circuit.
Ultrasonic Temperature
Measurement
Glass Break detector
Class D Hearing Aid
Amplifier
Sound Microscope
Diesel Engine Sound Simulation.
Ultrasonic
Ultrasonic Temperature
Measurement
Ultrasonic Rat Repellent
Circuit.
Ultrasonic air flow speed
sensor
Ultrasonic Atomizer circuit
Infrared
Infrared Blind Spot Detector
Laser Tag Game
Automotive
Electric Auto Window Circuit
Induction Loop Car
Detector
Tools
Sound Origin Direction Finder
Comms
Inductive data transfer
Entertainment
Laser Tag Game
Laser
Laser Distance Measurement
Laser Tag Game
Motor
Overcurrent Detection Circuit
for a motor
Environment
Thermoelectric Temperature Circuit
Measure Wind speed using transistor
(Five components!)
Geiger counter circuit
Health/ Medical
Air ionizer
Strain Gauge Electronic
Scale
TENS Machine
Magnetic
Electromagnetic flow meter
Ultra sensitive metal
detector.html
Measurement
Capacitive Liquid Level
Sensor
Measure Wind speed using transistor
Ultrasonic Temperature
Measurement
Capacitive fluid level
sensor.
Laser Distance Measurement.
Colour Sensing Circuit.
Gem stone verification
Femto ammeter
Fast reciprocal frequency
counter
Sensing
Optical Mouse motion
detector
Colour Sensing Circuit
Systems
Laser Tag Game
Detection
Coin Detector (electomagnetic)
Sound Origin Direction
Finder
Colour Sensing Circuit
Control
Microcontroller light
dimmer
Targetting techniques
Laser Tag Game.
Transistor Only
Diesel Engine
Sound Simulation
Ultrasonic Rat Repellent
Circuit.
Measure Wind speed using transistor
Simulation
Diesel Engine
Sound Simulation
LED / LIGHT
LED Brightness control
circuit
Colour Sensing Circuit
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