Logic Gate Sensor-Actuator PCB Design
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
Project Title
Design a Logic Gate Based Non-Programmable Sensor-Actuator PCB — Prototype Development
Project Overview
I need a custom electronics board designed and prototyped around a combination of Logic Gates, built for a non-programmable, hardware-only sensor-to-actuator decision system (no microcontroller/firmware involved). The board should be robust, classroom/hobbyist-safe, and ready for small-batch prototyping.
Concept
The core idea is a hardware logic control board where inputs (sensors which uses only digital signal like IR sensor, PIR sensor, LDR sensor etc.) and outputs (actuators/dc motors, LED and buzzer) are combined using any gate logic — with no coding or programming required.
Detailed Requirements
1. Power Requirements
Power input via a 9V battery.
Onboard conversion to a regulated 5V supply using an LM7805 (or equivalent regulator IC).
The regulated 5V output must be fed to the sensor input ports.
2. Indicator LEDs
Power indication LED (Red) — shows the board is powered on.
Status LEDs (Green) — one for each of the 4 output ports, indicating active output state.
4 additional LEDs to indicate inversion status — one LED per output port, showing when that port's invert switch has flipped the output signal (i.e., a dedicated "Inverted" indicator distinct from the standard Green status LED).
3. Connectors — Right-Angle JST
1x 2-pin JST connector — for battery input.
4x 3-pin JST connectors — for Inputs.
4x 3-pin JST connectors — for Outputs.
4. Output Configuration
All outputs must be paired with switches to allow interconnection or separate/independent connection between ports.
Input-to-output routing must support 4 connection types ( this is a must) :
1 Input → 1 Output
1 Input → Multiple Outputs
Multiple Inputs → 1 Output
Multiple Inputs → Multiple Outputs
5. Invert Switches
4 invert switches — one per output port — that flip/reverse the logic signal of that specific output.
Each of these 4 output ports must be paired with its own dedicated inversion-indicator LED (see Section 2) that lights up when the invert switch for that port is active.
Deliverables
Complete schematic design (KiCad / Eagle / Altium — specify your preferred tool)
PCB layout (Gerber files)
Bill of Materials (BOM)
Fully assembled and tested working prototype (1 unit)
Basic test/validation report confirming all logic combinations (AND/OR, invert, all 4 input-output connection types) function correctly
Skills Required
PCB Design & Layout
Analog/Digital Electronics (Logic Gates, Voltage Regulation)
Embedded Hardware Prototyping
Experience with JST connector-based modular hardware (preferred)
Notes for Freelancers
This is a non-programmable board — no microcontroller, firmware, or software logic is required. All decision logic must be implemented in hardware (discrete logic gates / ICs).
Please share similar past projects (logic-gate based boards, sensor/actuator interface boards, or educational STEM hardware) if available.
Open to discussing timeline and prototype iteration count before final quote.
Payment after successful deliverable no matter you take 3-4 attempts in prototyping.
Design a Logic Gate Based Non-Programmable Sensor-Actuator PCB — Prototype Development
Project Overview
I need a custom electronics board designed and prototyped around a combination of Logic Gates, built for a non-programmable, hardware-only sensor-to-actuator decision system (no microcontroller/firmware involved). The board should be robust, classroom/hobbyist-safe, and ready for small-batch prototyping.
Concept
The core idea is a hardware logic control board where inputs (sensors which uses only digital signal like IR sensor, PIR sensor, LDR sensor etc.) and outputs (actuators/dc motors, LED and buzzer) are combined using any gate logic — with no coding or programming required.
Detailed Requirements
1. Power Requirements
Power input via a 9V battery.
Onboard conversion to a regulated 5V supply using an LM7805 (or equivalent regulator IC).
The regulated 5V output must be fed to the sensor input ports.
2. Indicator LEDs
Power indication LED (Red) — shows the board is powered on.
Status LEDs (Green) — one for each of the 4 output ports, indicating active output state.
4 additional LEDs to indicate inversion status — one LED per output port, showing when that port's invert switch has flipped the output signal (i.e., a dedicated "Inverted" indicator distinct from the standard Green status LED).
3. Connectors — Right-Angle JST
1x 2-pin JST connector — for battery input.
4x 3-pin JST connectors — for Inputs.
4x 3-pin JST connectors — for Outputs.
4. Output Configuration
All outputs must be paired with switches to allow interconnection or separate/independent connection between ports.
Input-to-output routing must support 4 connection types ( this is a must) :
1 Input → 1 Output
1 Input → Multiple Outputs
Multiple Inputs → 1 Output
Multiple Inputs → Multiple Outputs
5. Invert Switches
4 invert switches — one per output port — that flip/reverse the logic signal of that specific output.
Each of these 4 output ports must be paired with its own dedicated inversion-indicator LED (see Section 2) that lights up when the invert switch for that port is active.
Deliverables
Complete schematic design (KiCad / Eagle / Altium — specify your preferred tool)
PCB layout (Gerber files)
Bill of Materials (BOM)
Fully assembled and tested working prototype (1 unit)
Basic test/validation report confirming all logic combinations (AND/OR, invert, all 4 input-output connection types) function correctly
Skills Required
PCB Design & Layout
Analog/Digital Electronics (Logic Gates, Voltage Regulation)
Embedded Hardware Prototyping
Experience with JST connector-based modular hardware (preferred)
Notes for Freelancers
This is a non-programmable board — no microcontroller, firmware, or software logic is required. All decision logic must be implemented in hardware (discrete logic gates / ICs).
Please share similar past projects (logic-gate based boards, sensor/actuator interface boards, or educational STEM hardware) if available.
Open to discussing timeline and prototype iteration count before final quote.
Payment after successful deliverable no matter you take 3-4 attempts in prototyping.
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