In the vast expanse of Physics, where principles blend with innovation, Physics Experiments Using Arduino; emerges as an uncharted territory of exploration. It not only offers an insightful scholastic journey into the fascinating world of physics but also intertwines with the art of DIY electronics using Arduino.
This book is a manifestation of the unmatched dedication, relentless perseverance, and profound inspiration from a notable array of personalities.
Many books are written on Arduino and its working with some Projects. However, none of the books give the Physics Experiments which can be done using Arduino. Basic Concepts are explained first, and then various Physics experiments are explained with circuit diagram and the code to Run the project. Some sensors are used to control the devices as per our requirements
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Prof. Dr. H. K. Sahjwani
Author ,Dr. H. K. Sahjwani, a retired professor and former Principal, boasts an impressive academic career spanning an awe-inspiring 34 years. His journey commenced at S.D. Postgraduate College, where he served as a Lecturer in Physics for 18 years. Dr. Sahjwani's profound commitment to education saw him rise to the esteemed position of Head of the Physics Department for 15 years. His expertise and influence extended far beyond the classroom as he became a Member of the Board of Studies (Physics) at K.U.K.
Innovator Extraordinaire: Dr. Sahjwani's passion for pioneering ideas and pushing the boundaries of education led to the development of cutting-edge physics courses, including the groundbreaking Nano-technology syllabus for a new B. Tech program. His thirst for innovation continued with the creation of innovative experiments in Physics using Arduino, sparking a new era of practical learning. Dr. Sahjwani's relentless dedication led to more than 100 research papers published in prestigious national journals.
Author and Educator: Dr. Sahjwani's commitment to education transcends traditional boundaries. He authored textbooks for classes XI and XII, enriching the quality of education for countless students. His influence extended to the academic community through impactful workshops and conference presentations.
