Electronic Load Tester
MOSFET and Op-Amp constant-current sink for battery capacity testing and power supply load regulation, with OLED readout and over-temperature protection.
Hobby Electronics Lab
FullyAutomatix is a maker site dedicated to practical electronics projects, microcontroller experiments, and 3D-printed enclosures for complete home automation systems and custom gadget builds.
Featured Projects
MOSFET and Op-Amp constant-current sink for battery capacity testing and power supply load regulation, with OLED readout and over-temperature protection.
ESP8266-based WiFi range extender with external antenna mod for enhanced coverage. Built with the Wemos D1 Mini for compact, affordable network extension.
Bench-top uninterruptible power supply using a Li-Ion 3S2P cell pack with active current limiting, BMS protection, and sub-20 ms automatic switchover.
Mains-connected auto-off timer using a C005 timer IC, relay output, and a transformerless capacitive power supply on a compact single-layer PCB.
Favorite Gear
The gear, modules, and tools that show up in nearly every project — picked for reliability, affordability, and getting the job done without fuss.
USB-C powered soldering iron with precision temperature control and open-source firmware. Rapid heat-up, portable, and incredibly affordable.
Tiny WiFi microcontroller board with Arduino compatibility. Perfect for IoT projects, home automation, and sensor networks.
Cordless rotary tool for cutting, drilling, and finishing 3D-printed enclosures. Freedom from power cords makes all the difference.
Buck converter with constant-current and constant-voltage modes. Perfect for battery charging, LED drivers, and bench power supplies.
High-efficiency boost converter for stepping up voltage. Run 12V devices from USB power banks or batteries.
Ultra-compact step-down converter that fits anywhere. High efficiency and adjustable output in a tiny package.
Resources
A running list of creators, educators, and blogs that have shaped many of these hobby electronics and 3D-printing automation ideas.
Component Sourcing
Use this section to keep your go-to vendors for sensors, passives, modules, connectors, and prototyping hardware. These links are easy to swap with your preferred sources.