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Detailed write-ups of the things I design and solder, from power supplies to logic analyzers. When a project turns into something useful, I sell it in the shop.
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Source code, schematics, board files and the bill of materials for this build. Free to use — credit appreciated.
Everything here is designed, assembled and tested in the workshop. Bare PCBs ship flat; kits include all the parts. UK postage included.
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Open hardware — schematics, board files and firmware for this product.
By day I'm an embedded software engineer. By night the soldering iron comes out and I work through whatever idea has been nagging at me — usually something involving an STM32, an RP2040 or a power supply that I probably shouldn't have bought off eBay.
This site is where I document those builds in enough detail that you could reproduce them. Schematics, layout decisions, the mistakes, and the fixes. When a board turns out well, I order a small batch and put it in the shop so you can skip straight to the fun part.
Everything is open where I can make it open. Questions and corrections are always welcome.
Questions about a build, a bulk order, or spotted a mistake in a schematic? Drop me a line. I read everything, though replies can take a few days when a project is in full swing.
Last updated: June 2026
This policy explains what information bench&bytes collects when you visit the site, how it is used, and the choices you have. In plain terms: I keep data collection minimal and I never sell it.
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Email alex@benchandbyte.dev and I'll get back to you.