Hardware
- Zynq FPGA/ARM platforms
- Six-layer custom PCB systems
- Electromagnetic sensing hardware
- Class-AB push-pull driver systems
- Siemens S7-1200 PLC
- Industrial HMI systems
- STM32H7 proof-of-concept controller
- Industrial cabinet and backplane systems
Industrial Automation
Developed an industrial electromagnetic slag-detection platform for molten-steel casting optimization using FPGA-based signal analysis, custom six-layer PCBs, industrial PLC systems, and real-time electromagnetic sensing.

Summary
Developed an industrial electromagnetic slag-detection platform for molten-steel casting optimization using FPGA-based signal analysis, custom six-layer PCBs, industrial PLC systems, and real-time electromagnetic sensing.
Industrial Systems and Embedded Electronics Engineer






The sensing system used a transformer-like electromagnetic structure surrounding the molten-steel flow path.
The sensor consisted of:
A push-pull Class-AB amplifier generated sinusoidal excitation signals through the primary winding.
The molten metal and slag acted as the magnetic core of the transformer system, affecting electromagnetic coupling characteristics and phase relationships between the primary and secondary windings.
The system measured phase differences in the received sine-wave signals to detect slag conditions during casting operations.
The system used Zynq FPGA/ARM platforms for:
The FPGA/ARM architecture enabled reliable real-time analysis of electromagnetic phase behavior in harsh industrial environments.
I contributed to ARM-core software development and embedded integration using Vivado workflows.
The sensing platform was integrated into industrial process-control infrastructure using:
The HMI system visualized process conditions and slag-detection states for industrial operators.
The deployed system achieved:
The project demonstrated real-world deployment of advanced industrial sensing and signal-processing systems within heavy-industry steel-manufacturing environments.