Deniz Meral

Control & Automation Engineering — electronics, embedded systems and applied control
ENG|TÜR
Istanbul Technical University
deniztunameral@gmail.com
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Deniz Meral, Istanbul

Welcome

My name is Deniz Meral and I am an undergraduate student of Control and Automation Engineering at Istanbul Technical University. This site is a plain, straightforward record of my technical work: the control systems I study, the electronics I build, and the software that ties the two together.

My interest sits at the point where theory meets hardware. A transfer function is only useful once it is discretised, written into firmware, and made to drive a real actuator against real noise and real sensor lag. Most of what is documented on this site was built to close that gap — motor control, sensor conditioning, embedded firmware, industrial automation logic, and the simulation work that comes before any of it is trusted on hardware.

Note: I am currently looking for a summer internship in control systems, industrial automation, or embedded electronics. My CV is available on request — please use the contact page.

Areas of Work

Area Description
Control Systems Classical and modern control: PID tuning, root locus, frequency response, state-space modelling, observers, and discrete-time implementation on microcontrollers.
Embedded Electronics STM32 and AVR firmware in C, timer and interrupt driven peripherals, ADC sampling, PWM generation, and serial protocols (UART, I²C, SPI, CAN).
Industrial Automation Ladder logic and structured text for PLCs, sensor and actuator interfacing, HMI/SCADA concepts, and safety-oriented sequence design.
Instrumentation Signal conditioning, amplification and filtering for strain, temperature, current and pressure sensors; noise reduction and calibration procedures.
Robotics Software ROS-based navigation and perception for an autonomous underwater vehicle, including simulation and synthetic data generation.

Recent Updates

Date Entry
2026–08–28 Published this engineering edition of the site, separate from my game-development portfolio.
2026–06–10 Continued work with the ITU AUV Team on perception and simulation for the autonomous underwater vehicle.
2026–03–22 Extended the synthetic dataset generator to produce segmentation masks in addition to pose annotations. See the projects page.
2025–11–05 Added a containerised cloud resource automation tool to the project archive.

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