2025-12-16
Project-Based Applications Conducted Within the Scope of the Analog Electronics Course
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Within the framework of the Analog Electronics course conducted in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University, project-based activities aimed at transforming students’ theoretical knowledge into practical applications were successfully completed on December 16, 2025.
Throughout the course, students worked in teams to develop original projects in areas such as analog circuit design, sensor-based applications, microprocessor-based systems, and IoT solutions. This process enabled students to gain hands-on experience in engineering problem-solving while strengthening their skills in design, prototyping, testing, and technical presentation. The projects, focused on real-world engineering problems, served as concrete examples of the department’s application-oriented education approach.
The projects carried out within this scope are listed below:
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Electronic Komuz (ElectroKomuz): Transforming the traditional Komuz musical instrument into a modern electronic instrument through sound processing and amplification circuits.
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Smart Street and IoT: Monitoring and controlling environmental data using sensors and IoT infrastructure.
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Radio Frequency Detection Design (FM Receiver): Design of a receiver circuit capable of detecting and processing FM-band radio broadcasts.
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Smart Home Application: Implementation of basic smart home functions supported by analog sensors and control circuits.
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Microprocessor-Based Metal Detector: Design of a system capable of detecting metals by sensing changes in magnetic fields.
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Mobile Fire Extinguishing Device Design: A mobile safety system controlled by flame and smoke sensors.
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Smart RFID Door Design: An access-control door system based on RFID technology.
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Smart Irrigation System Design: An automatic irrigation system aimed at efficient water usage using soil moisture sensors and control circuits.
These project-based activities conducted within the scope of the Analog Electronics course contributed not only to the students’ technical knowledge and skills, but also to the development of teamwork, project management, and communication competencies. The project process stands out as a significant educational activity reflecting the department’s emphasis on practical, hands-on engineering education.
