Arş. Gör. Muhammet Ammar ŞAVVA

Attached is the syllabus for the course.

If any problem is faced while downloading MATLAB, please consider doing the following,

• Go to https://www.mathworks.com/downloads/ and log in to your Mathworks account.
• If you do not already have an account, click on "Create one!" and create an account using your student email (ending with @std.yildiz.edu.tr)
• Click on "Download for Windows" to start the download.
• While installing please make sure to download all toolboxes related to course content, i.e., Symbolic Toolbox and Simulink.
• As we will be using them extensively in the next years, I recommend, if possible, to download Simscape and Control Systems Toolbox for the least. Try playing around with them. Do not hesitate to contact me by email for a more comprehensive list. If enough people are interested I can share more content around that here on Avesis.

Wish you all the best,

Attached are the slides used on Orientation week (19/02/2025)

• Make sure to reach the experiment google drive links on slide 4.

Regards,

Attached are the slides used in the orientation presentation on Mon 17/02/2025.

• I made a mistake while explaining the attendance rule. You are responsible of attending at least 9 out of 11 experiments.
• We have 11 experiments in total starting from experiment 0 up to experiment 11.

Wishing you a fruitful semester.

I got an email from one of our students regarding exporting images from Proteus vs. using screenshots in the pre-experiment reports. I recommend exporting as it results in high-resolution graphics that will be helpful for your reports to be more readable and look more professional. Below is the method I found after some research and playing with Proteus.

• From File menu, select Mark Output Area,
• Select an area in the schematic screen that you want to export,
• Run the simulation that probe and sensor measurements appear in the output image,
• Again from File>Export Graphics, select Export Bitmap
• In the Export Bitmap window,
• Select Scope as Marked Area,
• Select Resolution as a high enough DPI, I personally use 600 DPI,
• In Colours, select whether you want it in black and white (mono) or select the color resolution, Display would probably be the best,
• From Background, select background color to be white.
• Press on Filename,
• Select the folder that you want to output to,
• Name the file,
• Press on Save
• In order not to lose graphic resolution, in your Word document,
• Go to File>Options
• From the popping Word Options window, go to Advanced
• Scroll down to Image Size and Quality and check "Do not compress images in file"
• Do not forget to properly resize, format, annotate etc. the image if needed.