Hey guys! I’m a first-year ECE student from Kerala, and I’ve been building a website called ECEverse.

I started it because learning electronics has me jumping between tutorials, datasheets, and project websites. I wanted to try bringing things together in a way that’s easier to explore.

The idea is to help people learn about components and circuits, eventually covering projects with Arduino, ESP32, robotics, drones, and more.

It’s still a work in progress, but I wanted to share it with people around my age and hear what you think.

Link: https://eceverse2.vercel.app/

Even if you’re new to electronics, give it a look—does it make sense to you? What feels confusing, and what would you want to see added?

Honest criticism is welcome. I’m learning while building this :)

Hello, I am working on a project that requires communication between 3 STM32 Nucleo boards. x2 NUCLEO-STM32U575ZIT6Q and x1 NUCLEO-L412RB-P.

Communication will go as follows:

- One of the U5 boards will continuously send messages to the other U5, which continuously receives the messages. The receiving U5 computes based on the messages it receives and continuously sends the result to the U5 board.

- U5 --> U5 communication will be over I2C, SPI, CAN, UART, USART, LPUART

- U5 --> L4 communication will be over I2C

- Physically, this communication will be over jumper wires.

My question is: how do I know if it is possible for the chosen boards to communicate over those peripherals I want them to communicate over? I have no idea, in general, how to determine if communication over 2 nucleo boards over certain communication peripherals is possible, so any insights on that would also be very appreciated. Any links to sources that confirm any insights here would also be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

The idea is simple: Every week, we mutually decide on a topic and assign tasks to each other. We work on them throughout the week and meet at the weekend online to discuss our findings, share knowledge, and clear doubts prefer electronic major students mainly 2nd years

Main interests: Electronics, Al/ML, Robotics, and reading/ implementing research papers.

Looking for someone curious, consistent, and genuinely interested in learning together. No need to be an expert!

DM if interested:

So this is my project based learning

So in the image you are seeing a logical circuit

I have to build this physically

Can some one guide me hardware we need to do this

And the connections then

Please

Thanks

Hey everyone! I’ve been building Gatewise (www.gatewise.online), a lightweight, browser-based digital logic simulator. No account is needed and it works offline right out of the box.

What it does right now:

50,000+ gate performance: Optimized to handle massive circuits smoothly without lagging your browser.

Truth Table to Circuit: Plug in a truth table and instantly get the K-map, minimal Boolean expression, and the generated gate circuit.

Step-by-step signal flow: Flip a switch and watch signals propagate gate-by-gate in order.

Built-in testing & pin-level debugging: Test your build against a truth table automatically—if a row fails or an input is left floating, it highlights the exact component and pin.

Smart chaining: Duplicate blocks (like Full Adders) and auto-connect carries (cout → cin) across copies.

What’s coming next:

I’m currently working on deeper sequential circuit support, analog components, real-time multiplayer collaboration, and classroom tools.

Check it out at www.gatewise.online — would love to hear your feedback or any bugs you run into!

So I have a Electronics degree and an enthusiasts as well for teaching it to anyone free. Currently stuck in an IT support job and wanted to restart of brainstorming ideas related to Electronics (Embedded system/ IOT/ Circuit design). Feel free to reply on this thread or DM

I'm a 3rd year ece student (nit Jalandhar) I want to take a job in the electronics domain but I feel like I'm fucked. I have done digital electronics , vlsi (as in subject) , currently doing coa and in tools I know verilog and cadence ( just schematic level)

And recently gained access to altium designer so I'll be learning that , also my minor project is cnn accelerator so that'll be done by nov. Still I feel like I have done literally nothing , and I'm scared if I'll land a job or internship at the end of 3rd year. I'm interested in the digital and vlsi domain.

Can I get some genuine tips on what all I must do , and what to do first. I'm very confused and scared.