Boston, MA

"Without a doubt, my involvement in the Mr. Ohm project has given me the skills necessary to create discrete transistor circuits in the future. I received practical skills and a better grasp of circuit design through this assignment. I was able to translate theoretical ideas into real-world situations, which would surely help me in my future job."

"We have a broad selection of circuits we can choose from like RF circuits, power circuits, and digital circuits. Each module contains at least two or more of the options. I think students can find whatever they like in Mr. Ohm to work with."

Ames, IA

"This project definitely made me more prepared to design discrete transistor circuits in the future."

"The open-source nature of the Mr. Ohm project I think is great because any work that is devoted to this project good or bad, can still aid others from making the same mistakes the previous group made."

"On behalf of the entire Iowa State Senior Design Team, I would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation for your guidance and support throughout the semester. Your expertise and commitment have played a crucial role in ensuring the success of our senior design project. It has been an absolute pleasure working with you, and we genuinely hope our paths cross again in the future."

Burlington, VT

"Mr. Ohm is a great project for electrical engineering. The website is very good since it explains the circuit very well."

"We are incredibly thankful for your guidance in helping us understand how the sensors and circuits that make up your robot work. We are happy to have worked on this project and hope you continue to work with more UVM students in the future."

San Antonio, TX

"The fact that the schematic is built by capstone design students, and it is an overall multiple-team project is outstanding. I haven't heard of or seen any other senior design project work this way. I believe this should be standard and will most likely pave the way for senior design projects in the future."

"The open-source nature of the Mr. Ohm project is one of the highlights of the project. Mr. Ohm's purpose is to educate students and learners. I am happy that any and all improvements, tips, and suggestions from my capstone report will be there for anybody to reference."

"The Mr. Ohm project offered so much variety of different circuits to choose from to work on. There were still so many other subsystems and circuits to choose from despite there already being about 2-4 other schools working alongside us."

"It was a pleasure to work on this project and to work with you through this whole process."

Louisville, KY

"I love to tinker with electronics but when it comes to analog I often use op amps or application specific commercial chips because they are easier. (in some ways) Now that I have worked with transistor level a bit more I have more confidence to work with transistor level design. In fact, I recently used transistor level design in a class AB amplifier. I probably would have used a power opamp if I had not gained this experience from the Mr. Ohm project."

Mankato, MN

"I think that an open-source robot is a brilliant community project. Especially to students who want to learn by hands on experience and the communication between the robot's creator, Daniel Walker is amazing."

"Working through building the circuit and simulating them and being safe to change things to my own liking to see what happens build a lot of confidence."

"This experience improved a lot of problem solving and research skills that's needed to build discrete circuits and to actually feel like I'm an engineer."

Chattanooga, TN

"I appreciate all the time you have taken to work with us as a team as the project adapted and took shape throughout the last couple of months."