Developer & engineer building real systems.
SCADA-style system with PID speed control, current and voltage measurement via INA228, wireless MQTT telemetry over ESP32, and a desktop GUI — built on STM32 with FreeRTOS.
FIR and IIR filters from first principles — how they work, how they differ, and how they perform on real sensor data from an ADXL345 accelerometer.
How the Fast Fourier Transform works — frequency resolution, aliasing, noise, and real sensor data from an ADXL345 accelerometer.
Why spectral leakage appears in FFT output and how window functions — Hann, flat top, rectangular — eliminate it.
Introduction to PCB soldering methods, common SMT defects, and the reflow thermal profile — written as background for a PLC-based SMT line simulation.
A full SMT assembly line simulation — reflow oven with PID control and thermal model, quality inspection, 2-axis pick-and-place manipulator, fault scenarios, and HMI with real-time visualization.
How a PID controller is built, how its parameters affect system response, and how to implement anti-windup clamping — with real DC motor experiments on STM32.
Adaptive filtering system for real-time vibration analysis. MEMS sensor fusion, STM32-based DSP pipeline with configurable FIR/IIR stages.
Developer with a focus on embedded systems and digital signal processing. I work with STM32 microcontrollers — taking on projects that are challenging and technically demanding.
On this site I write about topics that are usually hard to understand and make them approachable — from DSP theory to real hardware implementations, explained clearly with original visuals and real data.
Currently based in Cracow, Poland, studying Automation and Robotics at AGH.
Open for collaborations, full-time roles, mentoring, and interesting technical challenges.