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I'm a dedicated Electrical Engineer focused on various software and hardware development.
@Ibnusin_a




In ProgressSimple Battery Management System using IC LTC6803G-4 for precise cell monitoring and protection.
CompletedSeries of projects using FPGA DE1-SoC and Quartus for digital design implementation.
CompletedSimple Dipole Antenna Testing and Simulation using Ansys HFSS for far-field analysis.
CompletedInnovative Paper-Based Competition, University Level, Indonesia.
In ProgressTest the research in this paper in a simple power system with Monte Carlo simulation.
CompletedInnovative Paper-Based Competition, University Level, Indonesia — smart city concept.

Brief:
We developed a reliable Battery Management System (BMS) for small-scale energy storage, utilizing KiCAD for end-to-end hardware design. The system leverages the LTC6803G-4 IC to deliver precise SOC/SOH monitoring, thermal management, and advanced cell balancing. Additionally, it successfully interfaces with a microcontroller and a custom Visual Basic application to provide real-time data visualization and control.






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A series of digital design projects implemented on the FPGA DE1-SoC board using Intel Quartus. Projects cover logic design, memory management, and peripheral interfacing.






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Designed and simulated a simple dipole antenna using Ansys software. The project includes far-field analysis, basic antenna tuning, and frequency variation studies to evaluate performance.






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This research is adapted from an IEEE-published study and scaled for a bachelor's-level project. The study highlights the critical challenges of integrating renewable energy such as wind turbines and IBRs into modern power systems, focusing on one of the most severe threats to grid stability: Cascading Failure. To investigate this, our research uses the standard IEEE 9-bus and 118-bus systems, integrated with various IBRSs. We successfully stimulated cascading failure scenarios using Monte Carlo simulations. Ultimately, the results of our modeling demonstrated strong similarities to the findings presented in the original IEEE paper, validation our approach and methodology.





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We proposed a futuristic concept for the PKM-GFT (Program Kreativitas Mahasiswa – Gagasan Futuristik), a highly competitive, nationally reviewed university paper competition in Indonesia. Our paper introduces a Smart UAV system designed specifically for Ibu Kota Nusantara (IKN), Indonesian's newly developed utopian capital. The core innovation of this system is its "Decentralized Photonic Charge" technology, which utilize highly targeted lasers to wirelessly charge the drones in flight. Furthermore, the UAVs are fully integrated into the city's IoT infrastructure. We propose a network of multi-purpose smart poles that serves as physical docks, charging stations, and communication hubs. The primary objective of this UAV integrated system is to optimize smart city management by reducing ground traffic and providing immediate, automated aerial responses to city-wide emergencies.





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Innovative Paper-Based Competition at the University Level, Indonesia. A nationally recognized program fostering student creativity and applied research.


