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Development of the microprocessor based experiment kit and automation of use process for a modern control laboratory

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2020
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In this study, an experiment set was designed, simulated and developed with the STM32F4 microcontroller with 32-bit ARM architecture. This experiment set will provide an opportunity to learn microcontroller programming in a practical way that can be used in the control, electrical and electronic laboratory. Especially ARM based microcontrollers, which have an important place in today's technology, are becoming widespread in our technical schools providing education on embedded systems. The experimental set realized in this study for those who want to learn, teach and test ARM architecture has the feature of supporting the studies in these subjects. The system consists of two parts: software and hardware. In the hardware section; An experimental system for DC motors that can control the speed with PID at different loads and An automation system that can control other experiment sets with a microcontroller have been designed and implemented. In the software section, an administrative interface and database have been developed for the experiment sets controlled in the hardware section. Matlab Simulink and Visual Studio programs were used in the development of the software part. The data transfer method of the hardware part has been determined as RS-232 or USB. Different experimental systems and equipment can be added to the automation system created within the scope of this study. The experiment set can be controlled with an interface developed in the process of this study. The user can create on the student information database with the interface and card reading system, and with the developed algorithm, the student provides access to experiment sets related to the courses he or she is responsible for only. The program and algorithm can archive the attendance list of the students and offers the opportunity to follow the studying processes of the students. The developed two-stepped card reading system can provide fault tracking, identity management and laboratory equipment control. With this study, it is aimed that students use the laboratory more efficiently in training courses.

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Fatih Yoldaş

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Fatih Yoldaş (Master Thesis). Development of the microprocessor based experiment kit and automation of use process for a modern control laboratory, 2020, Isparta University of Applied Sciences.

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