Could any one suggest electronic project with good salary? Microcontroller projects are better.?
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If you find, and need a colleague, count on me!!\n\nI have 5 years experience on DSP-based and MCU-based systems, but now working in a construction company for my life!\n\nBy the way, aren't you Iranian??
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I think the best one is the software developers as a career path. Using .Net as your development choice, you will get higher salary than just a tester.
1162015
I don't think Hardware has a good future in the market\n\nWeb technologies are emerging and the I.T. Industry has once again BOOMED because of Web Technologies so I prefer you must take courses of Microsoft .NET technology, XML and databases
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Your question is too vague to properly answer.  However, I can suggest looking at mosix for a distributed system.  Types of sensors and what is the ultimate goal of the project will help me to better answer you.
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Do something modular, that way if you don't get the whole project finished, you can present the individual modules.\n\nSomething like a spread spectrum data link in ISM band is a good idea.\n\nYou'll need \n* A stable reference\n* A synth\n* A VCO\n* An LNA\n* Some mixers\n\nThese will all need either designing from scratch (if you have the time and inclination), or they will need to be bought in if you have the money.  Either way, the system components should be rigourously characterised and documented as you go.  This all goes in the final report (V. important).\n\nOn top of the RF bits and bobs is the fun stuff like encoding and decoding the spreading signal.  Here again, document EVERYTHING for your report.\n\nWork hard and good luck!
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It is difficult to find a good computer based work from home, but my suggestion would be to sell on ebay.\nI'm a full-time student, and mother and I sell on ebay and have made enough to pay my bills.  \nAlso, I wouldn't suggest you buy the many softwares and tutorials for selling on ebay because it is quite easy and ebay walks you through the process with ease.\nI hope this helps :)\nSusan H
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You should look into something that draws on your extensive knowledge in your previous field. Perhaps write and e-book for beginers, offer yourself as a Consultant on future projects.\n\nGood Luck
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this might sound more like an advertisement..\n\nbut go to gorobotics.com and roboticsindia.com for some good stuff on robotics.
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You should choose something you could actually finish, so keep it simple.  One project that you could finish and possibly sell copies to friends and family: a digital thermometer and relative humidity sensor.  Everyone wants to know the temperature.  The problem with the relative humidity sensor is that the sensor is not linear from 0-100%RH, so there is error.  Using a PIC microcontroller you can write a software correction program that will correct the sensor output (the thermometer can have the same problem).  Depending on how much math background you may have, this could be an easy or difficult project.  The upside is that you may be able to commercialize the product.  We've done projects with silicon pressure diaphragms correcting for pressure and temperature error (requires a matrix solution leading to polynomial coefficients and a lookup table) - it took years however, so keep the project simple.
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Most programmers (for gaming) usually only work on a small part of a big programme. Around £25-30k
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I would say just about any, depending on what you want to control and with what (computer, microcontroller). Usually C, or C++, but also BASIC, VB, and Assembly among others.
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Setup up a network where all your electronic equipments are connected to one central hub. It is kind of tough, but it sure will be one hell of a project.
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I would have to push to the computer technician.  Spent three years taking night courses at DeVry for a degree in electronics.  Spent the next 6 years in electronics not making as much as I had hoped.  Then started another job not related at all to help out a friend.  Now degree is worthless.  Computers is where it is all going.  These days in electronics, it's usually cheaper to replace than repair.  Computers are here to stay and even more so, software is where the money is.  We will always need newer, more complex software.  Look at the gaming industry alone.  A new game can be released for $40+ and sell like hot cakes.  A year later it will drop to $20 or even $10 and still continue to sell.  Just my opinion.  Hope this helps.
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- Since you are a B.Tech try Embedded Sofware Programming.\n- Get respectful placement, draw high salary, give a mean to your technical abilities.\n- Achieving M.Tech will add you more values and later try with courses like PMP, etc.,\n- Wish you all the best for your success.
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make any sensing devices, which has the altest features. u can get a lot abt them on internet and modify them for the latest demands
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you can try computer programming or computer engineering :)
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Only through experience u can be the  best ...but if u have a good logical thinking and problem solving mind , practical knowledge of hardware -software interfaces .....\nwith some good knowledge of scripting languages like PERL , TCL/TK ...etc...can help u acheive u r goal !!