A little about what I study, what I build and how I approach engineering.
I like engineering that stays close to the hardware.
I'm Chenbo Lin, an Electrical and Electronic Engineering student at Newcastle University. My projects cover PCB design, circuit simulation, Python automation, machine learning, motor control and autonomous underwater vehicles.
Connecting hardware, software and data in systems that can sense and act.
I'm interested in systems that can measure what is happening, make a useful decision and act on it — without hiding their assumptions or limits.
View my workHow I approach a project.
Three habits that help me decide what to test and what to improve next.
Start with the real conditions
Before choosing a solution, I look at the users, materials, signals and limits that define the actual problem.
Show the uncertainty
Assumptions, limits and fallback paths should be visible enough for someone else to judge the result.
Make the next step clear
When an experiment ends, it should be clear what changed, what remains uncertain and what to try next.
What I'm studying now.
I'm studying BEng Honours Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Newcastle University, covering physics, mathematics, electronics and programmable systems.
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Newcastle University
BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Dual base
Newcastle + Beijing
United Kingdom / China
Affiliation
Member of IET
Institution of Engineering and Technology
That's the short version of what I study and how I work.
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