Welcome weary traveler!

Here is some bits i've been up to:

Work Adjacent Personal Project

High Voltage Pico Carrier Board

A carrier board for the Raspberry Pi Pico that allows for highish voltage inputs on the pins to allow 3.3v+ logic up to as high as ~60v. In theory could be used for i2c or spi at 5v.

University ELEC1201

Il Matto Development Toolchain

There are some really fun bits of uni where you have the chance to go further, however sometimes the tools aren't always handed to you. This is a toolchain I made for the Il Matto board to help me make cool programs.

Images of Collaborative Project w/<a href="https://envious.design/">@envious.design</a>

Collaborative Project w/@envious.design

RP2040 Open Source Clock

A Raspberry Pi Pico based clock with 8 x LTP305 displays all tied together with a custom PCB. Overall a fun project but it did have some shortcomings to be addressed in a v2.

Images of Extended Personal Project

Extended Personal Project

Map Detection and Point to Point Pathfinder Tool

This started as a A Level non exam assessment. However I enjoyed the writing of the code, not necessarily the report, so much that I have decided to continue working on it.

Images of Collaborative Project w/<a href="https://envious.design/">@envious.design</a>

Collaborative Project w/@envious.design

DIY-305 (LTP-305 Replacement)

When working on the clock project we found that the LTP-305 displays where to be discontinued, so we made our own! This has been a fun project and is Open Source.

Images of University ELEC1201 Adjacent Project

University ELEC1201 Adjacent Project

USB-C Version of the IlMatto

At university one of the boards we use to learn is the Il Matto but it was USB Mini B 🤢. So I made a USB-C version, it works a treat and is purple!

Images of Personal Project

Personal Project

This Website!

This interesting case of a website, whatever it might be it has been a learning curve and I think has put me off web / front end development for a while.

Images of University / Personal Project

University / Personal Project

Game Controller with 240x320 Display

This was taking advantage of the extra lab time after the end of ELEC1201. It uses a TFT display with some buttons and a USB-C port on the top to allow for peer to peer gaming.



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