Arduino & Circuit-Building Experience


I have hands-on experience with Arduino and circuitry developed through years of projects and formal coursework. Shown here are a few representative examples from recent coursework.

Digital Logic

Arduino-controlled motor system modeling a medication dispenser, where user-entered volume commands drive motor rotation and a “home” command returns the system to its reference position.

Arduino-controlled circuit that uses a potentiometer to switch LED states based on analog input magnitude, demonstrating threshold-based control.


Inverter (NOT Gate)

Inverter (NOT) logic circuit where a button press toggles the output LED to the opposite state of the input.

(A OR (B AND C))

Combinational logic circuit implementing A OR (B AND C), where the output activates if input A is high or if both B and C are high.

Two-Input AND Gate

AND logic circuit where the output LED turns on only when both input buttons are pressed simultaneously.

Single D-type Flip Flop

D-type flip-flop circuit where the output Q copies the input D when the enable signal transitions from low to high, holds its value otherwise, and Q* always represents the logical inverse of Q.

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