Electronics Projects

Explore all electronics projects from simple electronics projects to high-end MCU and IoT projects. These projects belong to a wide range of categories such as Embedded, Power Electronics, Analog, Digital Electronics, Audio and Internet of Things. The below list of electronics projects contains 1200+ projects come under various electronics engineering domains. 

If you want more projects, you can also check out our collection at Arduino IoT Projects | Arduino Robotics Projects | Arduino AI Projects | Arduino Home Automation Projects | Raspberry Pi Projects | ESP32 Projects

Ever thought about how you could monitor the household energy usage of your home remotely without heavy hardware or a…

Ever wondered if a small, low-cost board like the ESP32-CAM can actually recognise objects or even identify Indian…

The PCA9306 module is a bidirectional voltage-level translator made for use with I2C bus systems. It allows devices…

In a present-day scenario, we are all so busy with our work that we don't have the time for cleaning our house properly. …

In this project, we’re making an ordinary two-wheeler helmet smart using an RF Transmitter & Receiver. The best…

In this guide, we explore one of the most important sensing modules in the LiteWing drone, the Inertial Measurement…

In this guide, we focus on the WS2812B addressable RGB LEDs on the LiteWing Flight Positioning Module. The module…

While getting started with electronics, you would like to make some simple circuits like a LED circuit to get acquainted with basic circuit…

The Joule Thief Circuit is a simple and clever electronic design that can power an LED using a nearly dead battery. The…

In this article we decided to make a PID Controller based Heater that can be used to control the temperature of…

Connecting an SD card module to Arduino is way easier than you think. In this guide, we’ll break down the module’s pins and components, show you…

The Smart SMS Alert System using Seeed Studio Xiao ESP32 is one of the compact IoT projects that uses an HC-SR04…