Silicon SPDT Low Voltage Microcircuit Development
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I am seeking a proficient electronics engineer or similar professional to design and develop a simple but reliable SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) low voltage transistor microcircuit. The primary function of this microcircuit is switching between two circuits, not to amplify signals.
We need to present a 5.1K GND to one of two GPIO pins on an MCU depending on the state of sensor output that throws a 5V high/low output on one single line
Key Project Details:
- The circuit should be designed to operate at low power levels to minimize power dissipation.
- The preferred material for the transistor is Silicon.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Electronics engineering
- Transistor theory
- Circuit design and analysis
- Experience working with silicon transistors and low voltage systems
Your bid will be more competitive if you can provide examples of prior experience designing and building similar silicon-based low voltage transistor microcircuits.
We need to present a 5.1K GND to one of two GPIO pins on an MCU depending on the state of sensor output that throws a 5V high/low output on one single line
Key Project Details:
- The circuit should be designed to operate at low power levels to minimize power dissipation.
- The preferred material for the transistor is Silicon.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Electronics engineering
- Transistor theory
- Circuit design and analysis
- Experience working with silicon transistors and low voltage systems
Your bid will be more competitive if you can provide examples of prior experience designing and building similar silicon-based low voltage transistor microcircuits.