Bunk

Member Since: February 10, 2010

Country: United States

Profile

Bio

Grew up in Severna Park MD.

Spoken Languages

English French

Programming Languages

Arduino Environment C++ Java Python

Associations

Heritage Casedy Project Ignition Project Lead the Way

Universities

Heritage Hall High School Linear Algebra at University of Central Oklahoma

Expertise

Electromechanical Engineering Engineering design Computer Aided Design (Inventor, Awful Cad) Arduino Interfacing Underwater Exploration Vehicles 3D Printing Mathematics (through Linear Algebra) Minecraft Aeronautical Design Diesel Engine Fuel Supply Systems Computers

Interests

Engineering

Websites

www.mushroo.me

News - Your SparkFun January Cap… | about 2 months ago

Sparkfun Employee Teardown

(ignore my original entry: We can rebuild him: we have the technology.)
News - December Caption Contest | about 3 months ago

Actually you could buy 2500 5/16" screws since they are 4 cents when you buy 100 or more
News - According to Pete - Spect… | about 10 months ago

LED Watch sort of like this. Have the flexible PCB wrap around your wrist.
News - Your April Caption Contes… | last year

I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.
News - Your March Caption Contes… | last year

There’s so much more room for activities!

Or

There’s so much more room for programming!
News - February Caption Contest | about a year ago

I also like to live dangerously.
News - January Caption Contest | about a year ago

ERROR: BOARD NOT FOUND.

News - January Caption Contest | about a year ago

Dave ~ $ solderPart -p M328 -t FX888 -B UnoR3
-Error: Board not found
Dave ~ $ sudo solderPart -p M328 -t FX888 -B UnoR3
-Error: Board not found

News - December Caption Contest | about a year ago

Concerning our pest problem: Someone has been leaving food around, and it’s attracting owls.
News - According to Pete - Revis… | about a year ago

With regards to op amps, recently I had to do a project where I needed to amplify a 0-30mV signal to 0-5V. I think I figured it out by using a non-inverting 500:3 gain amp circuit, but I’m unsure if my voltages and part selection is correct. This specific signal is from a torque sensor. Can you do an episode where you talk about single supply dc low frequency signal amplification?

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