I know just enough to be slightly dangerous. I’ve learned what burning circuits smell like (if you know, you know) and have watched the dreaded blue puff of smoke rise from expensive components. But setbacks never stop me—I love creating weird and wonderful things with Arduinos, LEDs, sensors, motors, and whatever other stray components my YouTube feed convinces me I need.
A few of the custom PCBs I've designed
Breadboarding the DFPlayer Mini
Breadboarding a spectrum analyzer
Vactrol board prototyping
"I really should know Ohms Law by now!"
—
Deland Craven
I love making electronic projects that behave in organic and unpredictable ways—it’s always a pleasant surprise when the code actually works! I firmly believe LEDs make everything better. While I know enough to keep forks out of sockets, I generally steer clear of mains electricity.
I’ve designed a few custom PCBs, enjoy surface-mount soldering, and recently started dabbling with LTspice to level up my electronics game… now if I could just crack the mysteries of op-amps!
Some LED strips, 3D printed grid, a microcontroller, and FastLED equals LED pixel madness.
I love Frankensteining together off-the-shelf components. Why reinvent the wheel?
I helped one of my subscribers cobble together LEDs timed to some audio for a class project.
Bashed together PWM speed controller and reverb module with a custom power isolation board.
Wiring for a Eurorack modular synthesizer travel case.
Custom designed PCB for a small Eurorack modular synth power supply.
Stepper controller using COTS motor drivers and an Arduino.
Wiring for RGB LED wall art.
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