Operational Amplifier Signal Analysis
Built and evaluated an LM358 amplifier circuit using a XIAO SAMD21 signal source and oscilloscope measurements, then analyzed unexpected output behavior.
I'm Amaru Monger, an Electrical Engineering student focused on hardware, circuit design, power and computational engineering.
Built and evaluated an LM358 amplifier circuit using a XIAO SAMD21 signal source and oscilloscope measurements, then analyzed unexpected output behavior.
Modeled series and parallel RLC networks in LTspice to study pulse-driven transient behavior, ringing, damping and resistance-dependent response.
Designed and simulated multiplexers, D latches and master-slave D flip-flops while validating combinational and sequential behavior with timing analysis.
Used MATLAB numerical field models to verify Gauss's law across multiple closed surfaces and study convergence of divergence calculations.
I’m Amaru Monger, an Electrical Engineering student at Howard University with a strong interest in hardware, electronics, power systems, and computational engineering. I enjoy taking engineering concepts beyond the classroom—building circuits, testing hardware, analyzing system behavior, and using simulation and code to understand how designs perform.
Through coursework, technical projects, and engineering experience, I’ve developed a foundation in circuit analysis, digital systems, MATLAB, Python, LTspice, AutoCAD, and Revit. I’m continuing to grow as an engineer by combining hands-on experimentation with analytical problem solving and collaborative design.