26 / 10 / 2025

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TASK1:Soldering Basics

Objectives

understand the basics of soldering in electronics.

Outcomes and Learnings

Practiced soldering components onto a PCB.

Learned the use of flux for clean and continuous joints.

🖼️ Soldering Practice:

TASK 2: Weather App Using API

Objectives

Learn how APIs work by creating a live weather web application.

Outcomes and Learnings

Explored real-life applications of APIs in:

Social Media Logins

Weather Services

Online Shopping

Travel & Navigation

Successfully created a weather app using OpenWeather API. code: https://github.com/vasanth18-shetty/open-weather-api-code

🖼️ Screenshot of the app:

TASK 3: 555 IC Astable Multivibrator (60% Duty Cycle)

Objectives

Design and simulate an astable multivibrator using a 555 timer.

Outcomes and Learnings

Built and tested the circuit to produce a square wave.

Measured waveform on an oscilloscope.

Achieved a duty cycle close to 60% (measured 56.93%).

🖼️ set up:

TASK 4: Working with GitHub

Objectives

Learn the basics of Git and GitHub.

Understand how to collaborate on projects using pull requests.

Outcomes and Learnings

Cloned repositories and created branches.

Identified and fixed errors in code.

Committed changes and pushed them to GitHub.

Opened pull requests and collaborated efficiently.

corrected code photo:

TASK 5: Portfolio Webpage

Objectives

Learn HTML, CSS and design a personal portfolio webpage.

Outcomes and Learnings

Built and deployed a personal portfolio site.

Improved web development and design skills.

click here for my portfolio: https://github.com/vasanth18-shetty/portfolio-of-vk/commits?author=vasanth18-shetty

TASK 7: Speed Control of DC Motor

Objectives

Control the speed of a DC motor using L298N motor driver with Arduino.

Outcomes and Learnings

Built a circuit with Arduino UNO, L298N driver and potentiometer.

Adjusted the motor speed by rotating the potentiometer.

Understood PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) concept.

🖼️ Setup Image:

TASK 8: LED Toggle Using ESP32

Objectives

Control an LED remotely using a web server hosted on ESP32.

Outcomes and Learnings

Learned how to use ESP32 GPIOs for digital output.

Created a web interface to toggle LEDs.

Strengthened embedded systems and IoT fundamentals. 🖼️ Setup Image:

#TASK 9: 3D Printing

Objectives

To understand the basics of 3D printing technology.

To learn about STL files and how slicing works.

Outcomes and Learnings

Designed simple 3D models using TinkerCAD.

Explored STL files and how they are sliced into G-code using Cura.

Understood how the 3D printer prints objects layer by layer.

Gained insights into post-processing after printing is completed.

TASK 11: K-Map & Burglar Alarm Circuit

Objectives

Derive logic expressions using Karnaugh Map.

Build a burglar alarm system based on digital logic.

Outcomes and Learnings

Designed the truth table and K-map for alarm logic.

Built a logic circuit that activates an alarm when:

Door is open (1)

Key is not pressed (0)

🖼️ K-Map & Logic Table:

TASK 12: Active Participation

Objectives

Actively engage in college-level hackathon and technical activities.

Outcomes and Learnings

Participated in codefurry 8.0 powered by ARTPARK, 1-HUB @IISC,the 8th Annual level Hackathon conducted by IEEE UVCE

Improved communication, problem-solving, and placement readiness. 🖼️ Certificate:

TASK 13 : TINKERCAD

Objective:

To create an account on TinkerCad and get familiar with basic components of circuits. and make a simple circuit which measures distance of an object from the ultrasonic sensor.

Outcomes and Learnings:

TinkerCad is an online 3D modelling and circuit tool. I learnt about microcontrollers and ultrasonic sensors and I have successfully made a distance measureing circuit using Arduino UNO and Arduino IDE(how to upload the code)

Link to simulate my task.(https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4glqSoWZSg4-vasanths-tinkercad-task-level-0) photo:

TASK 6: DATA SHEET REORT WRITING

OBJECTIVES

to learn how to write the report

MQ135 is a low-cost semiconductor gas sensor used to detect a wide range of harmful gases in the air such as ammonia (NH₃), nitrogen oxides (NOₓ), alcohol, benzene, smoke, and carbon dioxide (CO₂). Component Overview Sensor Type: Chemical / Semiconductor

Output: Analog voltage (can be converted to digital via ADC)

Features: High sensitivity to multiple gases Low cost Long life and stability

Working Principle

MQ135 uses SnO₂ (Tin Dioxide) which changes resistance when exposed to gases. In clean air, the sensor has high resistance. When polluted gases are present, the resistance drops, and this change is converted into a voltage signal. HERE IS THE PIC WHICH I REFERED TO KNOW ABOUT IT report:https://github.com/vasanth18-shetty/data-sheet-report-writing-vasanth-/commits?author=vasanth18-shetty