Portable PCB Etching Machine With Developing Of Internet Of Thing (IoT)

Suhaimi, Muhammad Amir (2019) Portable PCB Etching Machine With Developing Of Internet Of Thing (IoT). Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project is about the design of portable machine for PCB by using the microcontroller with the implementation of IOT (internet of things). The design is to make the work easier and to shorten the processing time. During the etching process begins, it takes a lot of waiting time to complete it. Futhermore, by developing IoT, there will be no shortage of workers. Additionally, when refilling chemicals for ecth, the machine does not issue a warning to indicate that the operating limit of the machine is in excessive extent, it requires the sensor to detect the limit.Therefore, the Internet of Thing can solve the problem. The Internet of Thing (IoT) is a very exclusive product for this era where everything is about doing the work only through smart hardware platforms. The data from various types such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi etc.For cloud-based services such as Firebase, Amazon Web Service, Canne and Blynk.This etching machine platform is arduino, where arduino is a microcontroller that acts as a processor. Internet bridge objects are esp8266 to make it connected to the internet or wifi.The cloud-based services for this project is Blynk.By applying the internet,the machine will be smarter, monitors, remotely control and receives notifications via wifi to smartphone. For sensors, the sensor to be used is an ultrasonic sensor.This machine will tell the warning through smartphone by sending notification if the chemical reach the limit.After that,this machine will start at the setting time and send notification to the smartphone. This machine will also stop at the setting time and send notification to the smartphone

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