Robotics and Arts !!
Timer 555 workshop was held with a motive to build circuit producing cricket sound. The main motto of the program was to interact robotics and art. The complete circuit is to be displayed at Art Expo with the art concept of Anil Udaya.We are planning to create an environment where the cricket sound is produced by the circuits.
The presenter for the Workshop were :
Mr. Bijay Tamang
Mr. Manoj Karki
Mr. Sumesh Ghatane
Bijay conducted the session introduction of the basic electronics, where he was able to explain resistors, capacitors diodes, comparators and other basic circuits.
Manoj explained about the working mechanism of IC 555 Timer . Students were able to grab the knowledge of flip-flops, the architecture, working principle and applications of IC555 timer. The different modes of timer were clearly discussed.
Sumesh described the circuit diagram of the Cricket.
The students were able to get the basic concept of Timer 555, producing the sound of cricket circuit.
The main objective of the program was to fuse the arts and robotics. The completed circuit will be displayed at Art Expo. Other further projects are going to be carried out promoting Robotics and Art. Robotics Club Kathmandu Engineering College is taking a lead for it .
Around 46 students participated in the workshop. The students were from Electronics, Elcetrical, and Computer faculty.
Conducted By : Robotics Club Kathmandu Engineering College
Venue : New Building
Timer 555 workshop was held with a motive to build circuit producing cricket sound. The main motto of the program was to interact robotics and art. The complete circuit is to be displayed at Art Expo with the art concept of Anil Udaya.We are planning to create an environment where the cricket sound is produced by the circuits.
The presenter for the Workshop were :
Mr. Bijay Tamang
Mr. Manoj Karki
Mr. Sumesh Ghatane
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| Manoj Presenting RS Flip Flop |
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| Bijay |
Bijay conducted the session introduction of the basic electronics, where he was able to explain resistors, capacitors diodes, comparators and other basic circuits.
Manoj explained about the working mechanism of IC 555 Timer . Students were able to grab the knowledge of flip-flops, the architecture, working principle and applications of IC555 timer. The different modes of timer were clearly discussed.
Sumesh described the circuit diagram of the Cricket.
The students were able to get the basic concept of Timer 555, producing the sound of cricket circuit.
The main objective of the program was to fuse the arts and robotics. The completed circuit will be displayed at Art Expo. Other further projects are going to be carried out promoting Robotics and Art. Robotics Club Kathmandu Engineering College is taking a lead for it .
Around 46 students participated in the workshop. The students were from Electronics, Elcetrical, and Computer faculty.
Conducted By : Robotics Club Kathmandu Engineering College
Venue : New Building
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