INTERNSHIP PRESENTATION- PHASE 3

Carried out by
Rakshitha M
4VV22EC413

Internal Guide External Guide

Sahana M S Vinod H R
Associate Professor Trainer
Dept. of ECE,VVCE Vivartan Technologies

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, Mysuru
May 15, 2025 Dept. of ECE, VVCE, Mysuru Internship Presentation 2024-25 1
Contents
 Company details
 Mission
 Objectives
 Introduction
 Task Performed
 Outcomes of Internship
 Conclusion

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Company Details

Company : Vivartan Technologies LLP

Established : 2016
Founder : Mr. Sunil Kumar H V
Headquarters : Mysuru, Karnataka
Address : 8J3W+QRF, NS Road, Subbarayanakere, Chamrajpura, Mysuru,
Karnataka 570004
Phone : 8147019029
Website : www.vivartan.com
Class of Company : Private
Company Category : Company Limited by Shares
Company Sub-Category : Non-Government Company
Industry : Design Service

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Company Details

 Products & Services:

 VLSI Training ,
 VLSI Internship,
 Embedded Training,
 Embedded Internship
 Digital Design Solutions
 Analog & Mixed Signal Design

 Expertise:
 IC Design & Verification
 RTL Design & Synthesis
 ASIC/FPGA Development

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Company Mission

 Being a preferred sourcing partner for hi-tech and niche technology

companies.

 Design and Deliver programs creating best quality, employable, industry

ready professionals.

 Create a robust model bridging Industry and Academia for a conscious

engineering community.

 Build scalable model to enable the growing need for employable engineers.
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Company Objectives
 Bridge the gap between academia and industry by offering industry-relevant training
programs.
 Provide hands-on experience in VLSI and Embedded Systems to enhance technical
skills.
 Train aspiring engineers through structured internship programs to make them
industry-ready.
 Collaborate with educational institutions to integrate practical learning modules into
academic curricula.
 Develop customized training programs tailored to the needs of semiconductor and
embedded system companies.
 Partner with industry leaders to offer mentorship and career guidance for fresh
graduates.

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Introduction
 Embedded Systems
Embedded systems are microcontroller-based systems designed for
specific tasks with real-time efficiency.

 Arduino
Arduino is a popular development platform for microcontroller
programming, sensor interfacing, and prototyping.

Arduino Software (IDE): It contains a text editor for writing

code, a message area, a text console, a toolbar with buttons for
common functions and a series of menus.
It connects to the Arduino hardware to upload programs and
communicate with them
The Arduino Programming Language is basically a framework
built on top of C++.
 Programs written using Arduino Software (IDE) are called
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Sensor Evolution
Tested 10 HLK-LD human presence detection sensors
 Referenced official datasheets for technical specs
 Used Hi-Link configuration tool for UART tuning &
diagnostics
Testing Criteria:
 Detection range, sensitivity, and field of view
 Response time and release delay
 False positive rate in real-world conditions
 Environmental stability (interference, temperature,
motion)
 Power consumption
 Ease of integration with microcontroller platforms
Why HLK-LD1020 Was Chosen:
Most accurate and responsive detection
Low false positives, even in variable environments
Smooth UART communication with rich data output
Easy configuration and robust performance
Final Choice: HLK-LD1020 – Best fit for our live
project needs.
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Sensor Evolution - Steps
 Sensor Selection: Shortlisted 10 HLK-LD series sensors based on datasheet specs
 Technical Research: Studied HLK official datasheets for key parameters. Focus: detection range,
UART interface, power usage.
 Test Setup: Built test rig with ATmega328P microcontroller. Used UART for sensor data logging and
analysis.
 Configuration Tool Use: Tuned sensor settings using Hi-Link configuration tool. Adjusted range,
release delay, sensitivity.
 Real-world Testing: Evaluated sensors in various conditions: Indoor light, moving fan, temperature
shifts, static vs. moving target. Measured response time, false positives, stability.
 Comparative Analysis: Rated all sensors based on-Accuracy, responsiveness, power consumption,
UART output quality
 Final Selection: HLK-LD1020 selected for best performance and integration ease
 System Integration: Integrated LD1020 into live project. 9
Task Performed:

• Task 1: Smart touch - A multi sensor security and Environment monitoring system
working :
The system uses the SLK-LD1020 sensor to detect human motion up to 8 meters and triggers a buzzer alert.
An IR sensor detects close-range presence and turns on an LED.
A DHT sensor monitors temperature and humidity, while an LDR adjusts LED brightness based on ambient light. All data displayed on an
OLED screen. A touch sensor acts as a master control — when touched, it disables all monitoring functions for security control or manual
override.

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Task 2:Smart waste monitoring

Working :The system uses an ultrasonic sensor to

measure the distance from the top of the bin to the
waste level when the bin is nearly full, it triggers an
alert or notification.
A DHT11 sensor continuously monitors the
temperature and humidity inside the bin to detect
potential fire hazards or gas buildup.
An LDR sensor checks for light inside the bin — if
light is detected when it should be dark (e.g., lid
opened or overflowing),
it flags it for inspection. The system ensures safe,
timely, and efficient waste collection using real-time
monitoring.

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Task 3: 2 Lane smart traffic system
Working :
•Traffic Detection:
•Each lane has one ultrasonic sensor facing the oncoming traffic.
•Sensors detect how close vehicles are to the signal.
•Shorter distance means more traffic in that lane.
•Traffic Analysis:
•Arduino compares distances from both lanes.
•Lane with the shorter distance (more traffic) gets priority.
•Signal Control:
•Lane with more traffic gets a green light (cars can go).
•The other lane gets a red light (cars must stop).
•After 10 seconds, the system checks traffic again and updates
lights.
•LED Simulation:
•LEDs simulate real traffic signals.
•Red = Stop, Yellow = Ready, Green = Go.

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Task 4: Digital Clock
Working :
1. The code creates a digital clock using two 16x2
LCDs with Arduino.
2. LCD (lcd) displays the real-time hour, minute,
and second count.
3. Time is updated every second using
delay(1000), incrementing seconds, minutes,
and hours accordingly.
4. The main display (lcd) is cleared and refreshed
each second to update the time.
Components Used:
Arduino Uno R3
LCD 16 x 2 (I2C) LCD display
Liquid crystal Library
Digital Pins for LCD interfacing
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Task 5: Accident avoid system.
Working :
1. The ultrasonic sensor measures the distance to
an object using sound waves.
2. The LCD displays different messages based on
how close the object is.
3. If the distance is below 80 cm, LEDs and
buzzer alerts are triggered.
4. The system gives real-time feedback with
visual (LCD, LED) and audio (buzzer) alerts.
Components Used:
Arduino Uno R3
LCD 16 x 2 (I2C) LCD display
Liquid crystal Library
Digital Pins for LCD interfacing
LED,MayBuzzer,
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Task 6:
Working : Calculator
1. The keypad allows users to enter two numbers
and select an operation (+, −, ×, ÷).
2. The LCD displays the entered values, selected
operation, and result.
3. The Arduino processes input and performs the
calculation when = (#) is pressed.
4. Pressing ‘C’(*) clears the display and resets the
calculation.
Components Used:
Arduino Uno R3
LCD 16 x 2 (I2C) LCD display
Liquid crystal Library
Digital Pins for LCD interfacing
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Outcomes of Internship

 Gain a strong understanding of Embedded Systems and their real-world applications.

 Learn how to program and interface the Arduino development board using the
ATmega328 microcontroller.

 Explore various hardware components, including sensors, actuators, and

communication modules.

 Develop hands-on skills in circuit design, coding, and debugging for embedded
applications.

 Apply the acquired knowledge to build and complete a project, demonstrating

practical implementation of embedded system concepts.

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SDG-Sustainable Development Goals

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Sustainable Development Goals- Mapping

Relevant Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) :

Goal 4: Quality Education:
 Internship provided both theoretical knowledge and hands-on
practice, bridging the gap between academics and industry.
 Gained experience in real-world embedded systems
applications, crucial for a strong technical foundation.
 Learning through simulations (Tinker-cad) made complex
concepts easier to understand.
Goal 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure:
 Embedded systems play a key role in industrial automation and
smart technologies.
 Hands-on experience with microcontrollers (ATmega328P) and
sensors supports hardware innovation.
 Learning Arduino and interfacing with actuators contributes to
IoT-based smart solutions.

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Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production

Used Tinkercad simulation, which promotes virtual prototyping

and reduces electronic waste from unnecessary hardware testing.
Learned about energy-efficient embedded systems, which
contribute to sustainable electronic product design.
Embedded systems play a role in smart automation, helping
industries optimize resource usage.
Encourages the use of open-source hardware (Arduino),
making technology more sustainable and accessible.
 Understanding sensor-actuator interfacing helps in
developing eco-friendly smart systems in various industries.

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Conclusion

The internship at Vivartan Technologies is provided valuable insights into Embedded

Systems and their real-world applications.
 Gained circuit hands-on experience with Arduino and ATmega328, including
microcontroller programming, sensor interfacing, and circuit design.
 Developed problem-solving skills through practical exercises, debugging, and
real-world embedded system applications.
 Understood key concepts such as microcontroller programming, sensor
interfacing, and circuit design.

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