Électronique analogique Jobs

FM-transmitter for 433 MHz (BFR93W transistor, electret mic front end, bias and tank network). What I need now is a compact, production-ready layout inside a 13.5 mm circular, 2-layer board that I can share with a PCB house without further edits. Everything will be done inside an EasyEDA Shared Workspace; once you send me your EasyEDA username I’ll make you an editor so you can work directly on the live project. The priority is to minimise interference while respecting the strict size limitation, critical component placement around the RF path, and tight signal-routing clearances. If you’re used to controlled-impedance traces, short RF loops, and grounding tricks on tiny boards, you’ll feel right at home. Deliverables I expect at hand-off: • Finalised EasyEDA desig...

Peace be upon you. I want a complete explanation of the operational amplifier circuit, with practical implementation from scratch using transistors, and building it in simulation. I am looking for an experienced engineer who is strong in electrical physics. It is required that the person speaks Arabic fluently because I am weak in English.

I maintain a fleet of mission-critical electronic control boards that must run flawlessly around the clock. Although the hardware is operational, I want to squeeze every last drop of performance out of it and harden the supporting security stack. Your focus will be on two fronts that matter most right now: • Bench-testing the optocouplers and comparators on the boards, then fine-tuning or replacing any part that introduces noise, latency, or inconsistent thresholds. RS-485 paths are already stable, so your insights should drill straight into these analogue front-end components. • Re-creating my SOC lab scenarios, walking through the logs, alerts, and incident chains, and flagging bottlenecks or mis-tuned rules that slow response time. Packet captures, SIEM exports, and a fu...

I already have the full Bill of Materials and a set of clear reference photos; what I still need is a production-ready PCB layout that ties everything together. Your task is to handle both the component placement and the complete routing of a balanced audio driver board that runs from a single 5 V input and generates ±12 V rails internally. There are no fixed dimensions, so you can choose whatever outline best supports clean signal paths and sensible power-ground separation. The only mandatory hardware interface is XLR—please keep the footprint orientation practical for panel mounting. Preferred deliverables • Editable design files in KiCad, Altium,—or another mainstream tool that supports Gerber export • Gerber, drill, pick-and-place, and centroid files re...