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General Guidelines
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Quality Guidelines
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- Minimum length of an article should be at least 700 words.
- Support your work with original images, block diagrams, figures and calculations wherever needed, for better and clear understanding of the topic.
- Send us all the details like code, circuits, images etc. We will not accept incomplete attempts.
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- Please ensure the language in the article is grammatically correct and spell checked before submitting.
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| Sr no. | Category | Description | Word length | Details | Payout | Example |
| 1 | Project | Upto USD 50/INR 2500 |
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| 1. Title | click here | |||||
| 2.Summary | 150-200 words | Aim of the project | how-use-ps2-keyboard-store- text-sdcard-using-arduino |
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| General Application of circuit | ||||||
| How will you demonstrate it’s working | ||||||
| 3.Description | 900-1000 words | Represent circuit in a simplified block diagram |
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| Explain working of each block including specific calculations |
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| Details of the specific functions used in the code |
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| Features of the microcontroller board | ||||||
| Working of the circuit | ||||||
| 4.Circuit Diagram | (Original, Neat) | Part number of components | ||||
| Pin number | ||||||
| Values of the components | ||||||
| Polarity | ||||||
| Supply Voltage values | ||||||
| 5.Code | Properly Indented |
.c file of main code + .h file of header files | ||||
| Well commented | ||||||
| 6.Implemented Circuit | Clear | Image of implemented Circuit | ||||
| 7.Video | Connections to hardware | |||||
| Feeding Input and Obtaining output | ||||||
| 2 | Circuit | |||||
| 1. Title | ||||||
| 2.Summary | 150-200 words | Aim of the project | usb-mobile-charger | |||
| General Applications of the circuit | ||||||
| How will you demonstrate it’s working | ||||||
| 3.Description | 700-1000 words | Represent circuit in a simplified block diagram |
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| Explain working of each block including specific calculations |
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| Working of the circuit | ||||||
| 4.Circuit Diagram | (Original, Neat) | Part number of components | ||||
| Pin number | ||||||
| Values of the components | ||||||
| Polarity | ||||||
| Supply Voltage values | ||||||
| 5.Implemented Circuit | Clear | Image of implemented Circuit | ||||
| 6.Video | Connections to hardware | |||||
| Feeding Input and Obtaining output | ||||||
| 3 | Tutorial | |||||
| 1. Summary | 150-200 words | General explaination about the topic | pulse-width-demodulation-circuit-design | |||
| General Applications | ||||||
| Parts included in the tutorial | ||||||
| 2. Description | 1000-1500 words | Descriptive explaination of parts with drawings and block diagrams |
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| 4 | Article | |||||
| 1. Description | 1500-2000 words | History | what-is-barcode-reader- scanner-printer-working |
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| Need | hard-disk-tutorial- components-working |
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| Describe the topic in depth covering the features, |
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| Images | ||||||
| Block Diagrams |