My Circuit Cellar
Where the magic happens
For most of the independent development projects I prefer to work from home where I have a fully-equipped office and laboratory for test, measurement, prototyping and repair needs.
Where the magic happens
For most of the independent development projects I prefer to work from home where I have a fully-equipped office and laboratory for test, measurement, prototyping and repair needs.
This is where I develop the hardware and firmware for most of my customers.
I normally work on a triple-screen workstation and a notebook, both running Arch Linux, with the help of MS Windows virtual machines for some of the development software I use.
In the picture, on the shelf behind the screens, you can see a lot of development boards, programmers, debuggers on which I experiment and develop Proof-of-Concept systems, with some books and manuals I always keep at hand for reference and learning.
Most of the testing, measurement, prototyping and repair activities happens here.
In the picture you can see most of the workbench tools I use, such as the 3D printer and the press drill/milling tool in the back, the soldering bench on the right and, in the middle, most of my measurement instruments.