This document describes an automatic grid synchronization system using a microcontroller. The system monitors voltage and frequency from external power sources connected to the grid. It detects any abnormalities outside acceptable limits that could cause failures. When deviations are sensed, the erring power source is automatically disconnected from the grid to prevent large blackouts. This warns the grid in advance so alternatives can prepare. The system uses a microcontroller to monitor under/over voltage from comparators and a variable frequency generator to change frequency for testing. It drives a lamp load when parameters exceed thresholds, simulating a blackout. The design could further isolate problematic sources using power electronics for more precise cycle-by-cycle deviation detection.