I'm a Third-year Electrical Engineering student at the University of Toronto
About
I'm a third-year Electrical Engineering student at the University of Toronto, interested in power systems, power electronics, and control systems.
I'm pursuing a minor in Sustainable Energy to build a foundation in energy production, storage, distribution, and policy. My coursework this year includes Fundamentals of Electrical Energy Systems, Energy Systems and Distributed Generation, and Terrestrial Energy Systems, which cover how power is generated and moved across a grid, along with Introduction to Control Systems, which covers the feedback theory behind keeping a system stable.
Most of my hands-on work sits in analog circuit design. I've designed an LDO regulator, a buck converter shield for the Arduino Uno, and a USB-C charger, taking each one from schematic through board layout. I also worked on a team that designed the power amplifier and filter chain for an HF radio transceiver.
I work on digital and software projects too. On the FPGA side, I've built an asteroid shooter game and a 2D wave propagation simulator, both driving a VGA display. In software, I've made a resume builder that outputs TeX or PDF files, a Spotify Wrapped style slideshow of listening data, and a document scanner that extracts text with OpenCV.
Experience
Canadian Urban Environmental Health Research Consortium (CANUE)
Projects
11 projects
Amplifies and filters the outgoing signal of a software-defined radio before it reaches the antenna.
A description of the proposal to redesign the 27th and 28th floors of the Chestnut Residence building.
A portable power bank that charges a lithium-polymer battery over USB-C and outputs a regulated 5V.
Steps down a 5V supply to a clean 3.3V output using a low-dropout linear regulator.
Steps a 12V input down to 5V at over 90% efficiency to power an Arduino Uno and its peripherals.
Asteroid dodging and shooting game on an FPGA with VGA display, PS/2 keyboard controls, and collision detection.
Simulates rippling waves on an FPGA with VGA display, driven by microphone and mouse input.
Generate an engineering resume in under 5 minutes as a TeX or PDF file.
Display your Spotify listening data in a Spotify Wrapped style slideshow.
Uses OpenCV and Tesseract OCR to scan documents and extract text.
Play single-player Tic-Tac-Toe against an unbeatable AI, or challenge a friend in multiplayer.