LIN 2.2 automotive bus examples for Cypress PSoC 4: master–slave communication, lighting and stepper-motor control, plus C utilities for PID, checksum and frame generation.
Dual Port USB Power Delivery „Charging Only“ Breakout Box Reference Design using Microchip dsPIC33CK DSC (Project-No 00173-Rev. 2.0, 05/02/2019)
A professional engineering archive featuring 23+ CAN Bus implementations (Standard & Extended IDs) on STM32F4. Includes advanced hardware filtering (Mask/List) and a custom TJA1050-based transceiver PCB design. Optimized for automotive and industrial telemetry standards.
STM32-Based Adaptive Cruise Control and Collision Avoidance System using STM32 NUCLEO-G071RB, HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor, PWM Motor Control, and Embedded C.
STM32-based Smart Parking Assistance System using HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensors, Embedded C, STM32 HAL, LCD, buzzer, LEDs, and modular firmware architecture for real-time obstacle detection and driver guidance.
Professional portfolio focused on secure embedded systems, embedded Linux, automotive electronics, FPGA development and applied cybersecurity.
Open-source Dual CAN FD and LIN shield for Teensy 4.1
LTspice simulation and mitigation of severe EMI on an EV CAN bus. Compares Shielded Cable and RC Low-Pass Filter approaches to suppress 100V motor transients, achieving <100mV common-mode noise and ensuring ≤ 10⁻⁹ BER.
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CAN-based 3-ECU Car Dashboard System using PIC18F4580 microcontrollers, demonstrating real-time Speed, Gear, RPM, and Indicator communication via CAN bus with collision alert and CLCD display.
NASN Automotive Electronics Co., Ltd. is a Shanghai-based automotive chassis electronic-control manufacturer founded in 2016, developing brake-by-wire and steer-by-wire systems for smart and assisted driving.
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