Development Of Electronic Component Rack System By Using PIC

Syed Mohd Fadzil, Sharifah Nurul Jannah (2017) Development Of Electronic Component Rack System By Using PIC. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In the midst of modern currents, information and communication technology is very important in today's society. With the creation of this project innovation, it can provide a positive benefit in human life. Nowadays, many people complain when they want to buy items at electronic stores and wait for their turn to take medicine at the hospital because they have to wait a long time. This idea comes from identifying problems faced by the community when buying goods in electronic stores. With this project, it can solve problems besides saving time and energy. The PIC circuit has been used as a data transmission medium to show the location of the component. The graphical interface for GUI is a computer data transmission system to facilitate employees to find the components that are in each shelf. This GUI has many buttons inside each form. This is because each button has a separate function. Users only need to use a computer to search for components without the need to search for individual components on each shelf. The user only needs to enter the name of the component to be searched and the lights will light up on the shelf. Additionally, it can identify the quantity of components that reside in each shelf. Every information is stored in the database and to store this database, it uses Microsoft Access. There are variables used such as the radio and Radio Frequency (RF) distance used. As radio signals scatter through the air, it loses its amplitude. If the range between the receiver and the receiver increases, the amplitude of the signal decreases in the open environment, and one obstacle is clearly formed. Therefore, the signal should be sufficient to get the signal received by the receiver.

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