A personal projects blog
To reduce electricity costs I wanted a solar and home battery installation.Since the quotes we received were quite high at around €14.000 I decided to build it myself. For €7.000 I was able to build an equivalent installation with higher quality components. A great deal of my knowledge and experience
Any person working with electronics, either for hobby or professionally will have a large assortment of components and parts laying around.I’d encourage anyone that will keep any kind of inventory of parts to invest some time in creating a system to keep track of the components you have, the location,
I created a sensor board that could monitor the air quality with a high degree of accuracy and sense many different pollutants and gasses, this is still a work in progress but ill share what I have already created. Specification Using the MICS6814 a whole range of other gasses can
To monitor the power usage of many of my devices I started looking into smart plugs and came across the “Shelly plug S” advantages of this model: disadvantages: How to program? Opening it is easy, there is a screw hidden inside the ground plug, unscrew this and the front pops
I wanted a power monitor with high accuracy and fast update speed, but could not find a solution that I liked so I set out to design my own.Using the ATM90E32 I made a 3-channel voltage/current and power sensor with high accuracy and very fast update speed. Specifications: Some improvements
Any person working with electronics, either for hobby or professionally will have a large assortment of components and parts laying around.I’d encourage anyone that will keep any kind of inventory of parts to invest some time in creating a system to keep track of the components you have, the location,
One of the problems with running a lot of equipment day and night is the power consumption and the cost attached. To mitigate this I wanted to produce my own power. I set my budget for the project to be around 1500 euros at first, but in the end it
I had to create a simple 9V power supply for an electronics class in college.But because I found this a bit too simple and boring I decided to make it more interesting by making my own PCB’s for it instead of ordering one from JLC or making it on a