CircuitCurious
New Member
I just wanted to introduce myself.
I'm an Engineering student, but I've always had great interest in building circuitry and electrical projects.
I've had some experience with building an automated bridge with sensors, mechanics, code and autonomous functionality, but I found the course project to be narrow in regards to my interests.
I'm just starting out with electronics as a hobby, so I'm hoping to get some of those essential basic supplies. I've also picked up my Physics textbook to brush up on some of the theory with circuits. Although I am struggling to find a multimeter that I want.
I have a few projects planned, including recharging non-rechargeable batteries. Building my own alarm clock, setting up some home made light sensors for dark parts of the crawl space, setting up some trespassing sensors in the backyard, and hopefully, some solar panels on the roof this summer.
I think my projects are fairly simple and modest. I want to do this for both fun and practicality, as well as experience and resume building.
I'm looking forward to learning more from the knowledgeable people on this forum!
I'm an Engineering student, but I've always had great interest in building circuitry and electrical projects.
I've had some experience with building an automated bridge with sensors, mechanics, code and autonomous functionality, but I found the course project to be narrow in regards to my interests.
I'm just starting out with electronics as a hobby, so I'm hoping to get some of those essential basic supplies. I've also picked up my Physics textbook to brush up on some of the theory with circuits. Although I am struggling to find a multimeter that I want.
I have a few projects planned, including recharging non-rechargeable batteries. Building my own alarm clock, setting up some home made light sensors for dark parts of the crawl space, setting up some trespassing sensors in the backyard, and hopefully, some solar panels on the roof this summer.
I think my projects are fairly simple and modest. I want to do this for both fun and practicality, as well as experience and resume building.
I'm looking forward to learning more from the knowledgeable people on this forum!