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International MAAC Symposium 2019
                              Politeknik Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Terengganu, Malaysia. 25-26 September 2019



               [ID PB3002]

                                              Electrical Wiring Fault Trainer

                Mohd Nasran Bin Mohd Nawi , Muhamad Syafiq Bin Rusli 2,b   and Amirul Shah Mazzuri Bin Mazlan 3,c
                                          1,a
                            1,2,3 Politeknik Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Dungun, Terengganu, Malaysia
                               a
                                                                         c
                                                   b
                       E-mail : nastrade@gmail.com,  syafiqrusly@gmail.com,  amirulshah699@gmail.com
               Abstract. The Electrical Wiring Fault Trainer is designed to develop the technical skills and instruct
               electrical technicians, students and lecturers in the operation, theory, problem diagnosis and repair of
               the accessories used in electrical wiring. It is applicable to experimental teaching of electricity for all
               types of institutions of higher education as well as college and vocational schools. In fact, it allows the
               implementation of theoretical-practical courses, for the study of electrical wiring.  This trainer can save
               lecturers and students time and specifically designed to offers students the hands on opportunity to work
               in a real-world environment.


               Keywords: Electrical Wiring, Wiring Fault, Technical Skills, Electrical Technician, Trainer.


               [ID PB1008]
                               Development of Smartphone Controlled Automatic Fish Feeder
                                              , a
                                                                    ,b
                    Mohd Mukriz Bin Mohd Kasim , Asvindra A/L Chinniah and Nur Aina Lyana Mohamad Ali 3,c
                         1 Politeknik Jeli Kelantan, Jalan Raya Timur Barat, 17600 Jeli, Kelantan, Malaysia
                        E-mail :  mukriz@pjk.edu.my, asvindraicekidz123@gmail.com ,  aina@pjk.edu.my
                               a
                                                                                b c
               Abstract.  Smartphone  Controlled  Automatic  Fish  Feeder  (SMART  FEEDER)  was  built  using  PIC
               P16F877 micro-processing intentionally to feed fish automatically. This tool is designed to save time
               and labor more efficiently than conventional feed distribution methods. The objective of this project is to
               develop  an  automatic  fish  feeder  device  using  PIC  P16F877  micro-processing  and  to  integrate  the
               device with the smartphone as a controller. Current feeding practices problems include unsystematically,
               overfeeding and costly. Therefore the device could help reduce the surplus of fish food in the pond and
               create  a  tool  that  is  more  systematic  and  more  practical.  The  development  of  this  project  involves
               electronic, electrical and woodworking. To control the setting time, electronic devices such as timers
               and the microcontroller is used. This device allows the feeding to be more systematic base on time that
               has been set. Surplus food can also be reduced with the use of electronic devices where the food is
               given in the pond based on the time setting. The results of testing conducted; this project has been
               functioning  well  and  has  achieved  the  objectives  of  the  construction  of  this  invention.  With  the
               development of this invention indirectly can become an innovation to the aquaculture industry in the
               future.


               Keywords: Aquaculture; automatic fish feeder; smart feeder; industrial revolution 4.0, Raspberry Pi.

















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