Electrical & computer engineering · Rutgers

Learning by building.

I’m Srimetran Sathyanarayana, an Electrical & Computer Engineering student who loves hands-on work. I’m exploring different areas of electrical engineering by building projects, testing ideas, and learning from what happens on the bench.

Build → measure → refineCircuits, control, and code
Selected work

Projects on the bench

Explore the circuit, the experiment, and what the measurements showed. Every supplied project image is included, with the build notes and results alongside it.

Learning in public

Embedded Systems Journey

My GitHub repository is a living engineering journal. I’m building toward reliable firmware by connecting low-level programming to real hardware, experiments, debugging, and documentation. These are areas I’m working to master, not claims that every topic is complete.

Choose a focus area

Open a topic above to see how it fits into my embedded systems path.

Visit my GitHub profileSource: the repository’s README. Progress changes there as I build.
About me

Curious about what I can build next.

I study Electrical & Computer Engineering at Rutgers University–New Brunswick. I enjoy working with my hands and exploring the many directions this field can take, from circuits and digital logic to embedded systems and beyond.

For me, the most interesting part is turning something I learned in class into a real build, figuring out why it works, and improving it when it doesn’t.

Tools & interests
LTspiceArduinoOscilloscopeDigital multimeterOp-ampsFeedback controlEmbedded C/C++MicrocontrollersFirmware architecturePCB design
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