The Common Engineer

Different Types of Arduino Boards There are many different numbers of Arduino boards available online. So let's see about different boards on this blog. Arduino UNO (R3) The Arduino UNO R3 is the most common board which we use in general. The Arduino UNO uses the Atmega16U2 instead of 8U2 and it allows faster transfer rate & more memory. There is no need for extra devices for the Linux & Mac and the ability to have the UNO show up as a keyboard, mouse, joystick, etc. The Arduino UNO R3 adds SDA & SCL pins which are next to the AREF and also, there are two pins which are placed near the RESET pin. The first pin is IOREF, it will allow the shields to adapt to the voltage from the board. The other pin is not connected and it is reserved for the future purpose. The working of Arduino UNO R3 is by all existing shields and it will adapt new shields which use these additional pins. It is an entry Level board, easy to use and ready to power your firs

Arduino              All the College students are roaming in and around the college with Arduino boards on their hand but many of them may not even know the basic of it. This board places many roles in different fields of engineering irrespective of the departments. So let's see about this Board in detail.                                     You can see a blue board on the top image. This is so-called Arduino UNO board, it is just a type of Arduino boards which is available in common. Arduino is an open platform to do all the projects related to sensors and controllers. The boards are equipped with sets of digital and analogue input/output (I/O) pins that may be interfaced to various expansion boards ('shields') or for prototyping and other circuits. The boards feature serial communications interfaces, including Universal Serial Bus (USB) on some models, which are also used for loading programs from personal computers. The microcontrollers can be progr

Hi guys, Glory to God, This is a common engineer from a different exposure. I have completed electronics and communication engineering from one of the reputed colleges in Madurai. At the starting of the year I didn't feel any difference but as days go on difference came in my life. I was seen different among all because I wised to get placed in core company....yes what you heard is correct CORE COMPANY... This is totally unique in my college that to a guy from Tamilnadu means its totally different because in Tamilnadu you will be pushed in IT field irrespective of departments  So this in this blog I will share all my pieces of knowledge in this field and my life experiences about how to get placed in Core. This blog not only deals with this, but This also has many project Ideas from Arduino to Radiofrequency. With love, Immanuel Aakash V