Electrical Projects 💡
- Designed in Altium Designer, Proteus, Kicad and EasyEDAÂ
- Rendered in Keyshot and manufactured from JLCPCB
[Design-1 with 4 heatsinks]
1000W Bidirectional Buck Boost Converter design using Silicon Carbide MOSFETS.
Designed in Kidcad, simulated in Ltspice and rendered in Keyshot
[Design-2 with single heatsink]
Forward Boost Â
Vin=50V , Vout=100v, I=20AÂ
Forward BuckÂ
Vin=50V , Vout=25v, I=20A
Reverse Boost
Vin=50V , Vout=100v, I=20A
Reverse Buck
Vin=50V , Vout=25v, I=20A
(Designed for the Client)
(4-Layer PCB)
Relay board
(Designed for the Client)
Sensor Shield
2 x BNO055 9 DOF orientation sensor.
1 x PA1010D GPS sensor
1 x voltage and current sensorÂ
6 x IO LED's
Vin=8-36V, Vout=5.1V, I=5A
Logic game made with OR, AND & NOT logic gates.
To win the game, you have to turn ON the green LED connected at the end. Which can be turned ON by making a specific combination with the help of switches.
There are total of 8 switches which means 256 combinations out of which 1 combination is the solution to light up the LED.
That's not all, when you turned ON the LED you have to turn it OFF by using the same switches that were used before.So again 256 combinations and 1 combination will be used to turn it OFF. SR latch is used to hold the status of the LED once turned ON.
Development shield for  Banana-Pi
(Designed for the client)
Push Button circuit that turns ON/OFF the system by measuring the voltage and the temperature readings.
(Designed for a client)
PCB designed for the client in Kicad.
(rendered in keyshot)
PCB to measure the voltage and the current values coming from the solar panel and display the values on the cloud dashboard. It includes the relay to control the charging of the battery and the temperature sensor the keep the temperature of the enclosure within limits.
(Designed for a client)
Used atmega32u-4 micro-controller with USB interface to control the volume of the PC's using potentiometer,
For programming the 8,18,28 pins PIC microcontrollers and EEPROM using the hex files.
Open source knob for ky-040 rotary encoders.    (Designed in solidworks)
Designed in Kicad and renderd in keyshot
Designed in Kicad and rendered in keyshot
At-tiny85 based game pad that uses 0.96inch OLED display, CR2032 battery, push buttons and a buzzer
It uses CH340G (USB bus conversion chip)
Two layers PCB with on-board temperature sensor
Designed using MOSFETS and atmega328-au
PIC16F877A development board with on-board FTDI chip
Using atmega328-au MCU
Dimensions = 25mm x 20mm
Using STM32F407 (for drones)
Using 555 timer IC
Schematics