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Embedded Thermodynamic Measurement System with PIC18: Embedded Software Engineering Project

Introduction

This repository is dedicated to my dissertation project at the university, where I developed an embedded system for measuring thermodynamic variables using a PIC18 microcontroller. The project embodies a blend of hardware interfacing and software development, showcasing my skills as a software engineer in embedded systems design.

Project Overview

Embedded System Design

  • Microcontroller Utilization: The heart of the project, a PIC18 microcontroller, is tasked with the precise collection of heat and pressure data.
  • Sensor Integration: Demonstrates the interfacing of multiple sensors with the microcontroller to capture real-time thermodynamic data.

Software Engineering

  • GUI Development: Employed WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) to create a dynamic and user-friendly interface for data visualization.
  • Data Visualization: Integrated LiveCharts for real-time graphical representation of the collected data, enhancing the interpretability of complex thermodynamic measurements.

Visual Documentation

To provide a comprehensive understanding and insight into the project, the repository includes a variety of visual materials:

  • Proteus Schematics: Detailed diagrams illustrating the electronic setup and sensor configuration. Proteus Schematic
  • GUI Snapshots: Screenshots displaying the main interface and the graphical presentation of data. Settings Page Front Page Graphs Page
  • Experimental Setup: Photographs from the experiments, offering a glimpse into the practical application of the project. Lab 1 Lab 2

Objectives and Learning Outcomes

This project not only served as a practical application of embedded systems and software engineering principles but also as a significant learning experience, enhancing my capabilities in:

  • Designing and implementing embedded systems for real-world applications.
  • Developing software solutions for complex data visualization challenges.
  • Bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and its practical application in the field of thermodynamics.

Conclusion

The Embedded Thermodynamic Measurement System with PIC18 is a testament to my dedication and skills in software engineering and embedded systems. It stands as a pivotal project in my academic portfolio, highlighting my ability to tackle complex engineering challenges through innovative solutions.


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