Development of graphical user interface (GUI) for checker board system

Khairudin, Muhammad Hanis (2020) Development of graphical user interface (GUI) for checker board system. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In this modern world, graphical user interface (GUI) is one of the best interactive visual component system for the computer program. This has been widely used in various platform, such as gaming application, communication application, and others. There is a problem that was happen to test engineer in a company of industry where the increasing of the loadboards complexity due to increasing complexity of Device Under Test (DUT). In some situation, DUT failed the testing process due to malfunction of the component on the loadboard. As a test engineer, the y need to do line by line coding manuall y to identify which component on the loadboard was broken. This process consumed a lot of times. So to solve this issue, we proposed an automated hardware checker system which able to generate the coding automatically just b y selecting the testing parameter. The user friendly GUI will be designed for this system which able to help the test engineer to find out which components in the loadboard is malfunction. Therefore, the purpose of the project is to develop a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for Checker Board System. This project is to design and develop a Graphical User Interface for integrated circuit (IC) checker board system using Visual Basic Studio and to analyze the design in term of its functionality. This project will test 3 different resistor with Arduino ohmmeter. The result and condition will be display on the interface. This project is easy to use and user-friendly for the user.

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