Engineering · Texas A&M · Nuclear
Howdy!
I'm Aman.
I like to understand the world in every sense of the word "nuclear". Aspiring nuclear engineer. Based in College Station, Texas.
What I'm building
Everything I build is to better see and characterize the world around me.
Building a hall-effect magnetometer from first principles. Biot-Savart derivation, vector math, beautiful 3D field mapping.
Mapping the resonant modes of a semi-hollow electric guitar body. Helmholtz resonance, Chladni patterns, wave equation on a bounded domain.
Real-time OBDII data acquisition with ESP32. Sensor fusion via Kalman filtering to estimate road grade from indirect measurements.
Every project I create serves to illuminate some truth hidden from us. The gap between theory and measurement, physics and engineering, is where real understanding resides.
Ground-up construction, from circuits to housing. I like to understand the instruments themselves as much as the data they provide.
Write out every major step. No handwaving. Sometimes math can hold a lot of information.
Every measurement and instrument can be mapped to some other idea. Varying representations is king for understanding.