Welcome
Welcome to my personal webpage. Here you will find information about me and my work experience.
I love writing firmware for innovative product.There are few micrcontrollers I like
More Information Coming soon
Auto-tracking project
March, 2011
The basic idea of the project is to move robot towards the target location. The USB camera is placed at certain height vertically above the robot. Matlab captures the image of the robot.User gives target for the robot and then matlab analyzes the image and determines the position of the robot and transmits movement data to the robot via wireless link so that it can reach the target point. The figure below depicts the flow of activity for this system.
Here is the video of the project:
Thanks to Pradnya Kumbhar and Shakila Raheem
Accelerometers and Temperature sensors fight SIDS
Feburary, 2011
My article got published in edn.com this month.
Time Triggered Scheduler on NIOS II
November,2010
The video shows very simple stopwatch on DE-70 board for Altera.The code for stopwatch is based on event triggerd scheduler on soft core NIOS II.
OpenVG and OpenGLES in i.MX51 EVK
June 4,2010
Here is a example of OpenVG and OpenGLES in iMX51 EVK
Anti SIDS
May 7,2010
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is a medical term that describes the sudden death of an infant which remains unexplained after all known and possible causes have been carefully ruled out through autopsy, death scene investigation, and review of the medical history. SIDS is responsible for more deaths than any other cause in childhood for babies one month to one year of age, claiming 150,000 victims in the United States in this generation alone - 7,000 babies each year -nearly one baby every hour of every day. It strikes families of all races, ethnic and socioeconomic origins without warning; neither parent nor physician can predict that something is going wrong. In fact, most SIDS victims appear healthy prior to death.
i.MX51EVK
April 16, 2010
i.MX51 is cool.I am learning iMX right now. Every testing, I do I put all info in http://secs.oakland.edu/~ganesan/iMX
First Work @ Oakland University
January 23, 2010
I am working under Prof Dr. Subra Ganesan.I am assigned to make program to interface USB Numerical Display with Fit-pc2 running Ubuntu. Here is my initial work.
Embedded Ethernet for LPC21XX
December, 2009
I have ported uIP TCP/IP stack for LPC21XX. For more information : http://codes.google.com/p/lpc-uip
Patterns for Time-Triggered Embedded Systems(PTTES) Book SDCC Port
2009
I have ported all the C51 source files from PTTES book to a free, open source SDCC compiler. I have used Eclipse with SDCC plugin as IDE to compile source files. I have tested most of the programs using Proteus Simulation software. However, some programs from last few chapters are yet to be tested.
- PTTES Book Website
- Download Page of SDCC Port of the book
- Direct Download link
- Simulation and Compilation Video
Slides
Work @ RTS
Tri-Color Dot Matrix Display
November 13, 2009
Bus Terminal Display
August 23, 2009
Production Line Fault Display(PLFD)
August 19, 2009
The production line fault display(PLFD) is a display unit that displays faults in the production line. I have completed writing firmware for the product.It is ARM7TDMI(LPC2103) based product.Currently, it is used by Krishna Maruti,an ancillary to Maruti Udyog Ltd. (MUL),India.
Led Matrix Project
SMS Terminal
Finally, we have decided to not use RS485 Terminal in the security project. We have dropped the idea for now. We'll probably implement it in some other projects in the future.
Few Lines From Perfect Software
In IEEE Computer in January, 2004, Jesse Poore wrote: "Theoretically, Software is the only component that can be perfect, and this should always be our starting point." Software is an odd thing. It's not real; it has no form. Everything in the physical world is full of flaws. Bearings wear, people age, bulbs burn out, and plastic deteriorates. But software, if created perfectly, never wears out.
In general, software isn't perfect, of course. It's created by those aging human beings who make mistakes. Programming requires enormous skills. Programs are some of the most complex of all inventions. The field is young and there's much we have yet to learn. - Jack Ganssle
