Need some ideas for a Project

In summary, a student is looking for project ideas using specific components and is seeking help brainstorming ideas. The student has already come up with two ideas that were rejected by their lecturer and is open to any suggestions as long as they only use the listed components. It is suggested to start thinking about using sensors and outputs and to keep in mind that the final project will need to be approved by the lecturer.
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ToonBlue
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Homework Statement


I am only allowed to use these items for my project
opamp , zener diode , led , resistor , capacitor , p or n mosfet , NPN BJT or PNP BJT , diode , temperature sensor , LDR , speaker , trimmer , switch(normal) , pusb-button switch , infra red emitter , red detector , speaker , hall sensor , vibration sensor , trimmer , solar panel

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution


I have come out with 2 ideas for this project - Faster finger circuit and Smart lightning room circut but they are rejected by my lecturer. Could you guys help me brainstorm some interesting project idea that uses only the above component? I just need idea I will figure out the circuit design myself for the idea that you have come up. :smile:

still need to go through my lecturer :sorry: for approval
 
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ToonBlue said:

Homework Statement


I am only allowed to use these items for my project
opamp , zener diode , led , resistor , capacitor , p or n mosfet , NPN BJT or PNP BJT , diode , temperature sensor , LDR , speaker , trimmer , switch(normal) , pusb-button switch , infra red emitter , red detector , speaker , hall sensor , vibration sensor , trimmer , solar panel

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution


I have come out with 2 ideas for this project - Faster finger circuit and Smart lightning room circut but they are rejected by my lecturer. Could you guys help me brainstorm some interesting project idea that uses only the above component? I just need idea I will figure out the circuit design myself for the idea that you have come up. :smile:

still need to go through my lecturer :sorry: for approval

What's a "faster finger circuit"?

What other ideas have you and your classmates come up with? What power supplies are you allowed to use, or does it all have to be powered by the solar panel?

I would start by thinking about the sensor end -- it looks like you have the ability to sense light, vibration, magnetic field, and pushbutton/trim-pot inputs, right? I would think something that used some of those inputs, and generated some sort of output. Maybe some sort of encoded lock mechanism or something...
 
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ToonBlue said:
they are rejected by my lecturer.
What was the stated reason for rejecting them?
 

1. What are some good sources for project ideas?

There are many sources you can use for project ideas, such as scientific journals, online databases, and conferences. You can also talk to your colleagues and mentors for inspiration.

2. How can I come up with a unique project idea?

One way to come up with a unique project idea is to think outside the box and explore topics that are not widely studied. You can also combine different ideas from various fields to create a new and innovative project.

3. What are some factors to consider when choosing a project idea?

When choosing a project idea, it is important to consider your interests and skills, the available resources and equipment, and the potential impact of the project. It is also helpful to choose a project that aligns with your research goals and objectives.

4. Can I collaborate with others on a project idea?

Yes, collaboration can be beneficial for a project. You can work with other scientists, researchers, or students to bring different perspectives and skills to the project. Just make sure to communicate effectively and establish clear roles and responsibilities.

5. How can I ensure the success of my project idea?

To ensure the success of your project idea, it is important to plan carefully, set realistic goals and timelines, and regularly review and adjust your progress. It is also helpful to seek feedback from peers and mentors and to stay organized throughout the project.

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