Thermal imaging has always fascinated me. The ability to “see” heat opens up a whole new dimension of perception, making it a powerful tool for diagnosing electrical faults, detecting insulation leaks, and even exploring the world at night. So, I decided to build my own DIY thermal camera using a Raspberry Pi, a thermal sensor, and a custom circ...

A desktop power supply is, in my opinion, the single most important tool for an electronics engineer to have (after a multimeter of course.) As such, building my own from an old laptop power supply was an essential step in my ECE journey, and I learned a lot about the basics of electronics design along the way.

Like most of my projects, I got my inspiration for this one by through Youtube. Specifically, I saw this video (Brauns CNC), and I was immediately hooked on the idea of building my own digital microscope. Although I had never experimented with using a camera module on a Raspberry Pi, I dove in headfirst.