About Me
Hi👋
I'm Henry Munachimso; a third-year at Covenant University. studying Electrical and Electronics Engineering. My passion lies deep in electrical circuit theory, teaching and building electronics. My main focus is on electronics and embedded systems, especially using microcontroler technology to bring ideas to life.
Some of my favorite projects include Atlas, a laser tripwire security system that rings an alarm when a laser line is broken, AtmosLog, a climate monitoring system that logs and visualizes temperature and humidity data in real time, and PyroSafe, a fire detection and alert system that combines sensors, sound, LEDs, and Bluetooth notifications.
When I’m not soldering, simulating, reading or writing code, you’ll probably find me on the volleyball court, trying my hands at chess, playing the piano, or baking something that's meant to taste nice.
This is where I share some of the things I’ve built and learned along the way. Thanks for stopping by — feel free to check out my projects, and reach out if anything catches your interest.
Project Highlights
Sept. 2025
A breadboard power supply PCB that takes a barrel jack input and provides switch-selectable 5 V or 3.3 V output rails for both sides of a breadboard.Dual header pins and voltage selection switches make it easy to integrate into prototyping setups.
Dec. 2024
I made an environnment monitoring system; measuring and providing real-time feedback on ambient temperature and humidity. Coupled with live graph-plotting, data logging and wireless data transmission to a paired device via Bluetooth.
Jun. 2025
ATLAS is a laser-based model security system. A 5V laser is set up to align with an LDR. An intruder is detected when this beam is broken This raises an LED-Buzzer alarm system, simulates a lockdown and changes the display. It is over-rideable by use of the IR remote