STM32 PWM & Load Emulator
Summary
Freelancer Client is hiring: STM32 PWM & Load Emulator.
Location: Remote
STM32-based automotive signal and load emulation module.
Nice to have:
• Compact 2-layer PCB layout (KiCad or Altium)
• Acceptance targets:
• Stable 5V PWM outputs
• PWM jitter below ±1%
• Duty-cycle resolution better than 0.5%
Generate 4 independent 5V PWM outputs at fixed frequency (200 Hz)
React to simple 12V trigger inputs
Drive separate MOSFET-controlled dummy loads to emulate resistive/inductive automotive actuators
Skills: C Programming, Electronics, Microcontroller, Electrical Engineering, PCB Layout, Firmware, Embedded Systems, Signal Processing, STM32
Budget: $250–$750 USD
Source: Freelancer Client via Remote / Online. Apply on the source website.
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Project Overview
STM32-based automotive signal and load emulation module.
Main goals:
- Generate 4 independent 5V PWM outputs at fixed frequency (200 Hz)
- Configurable duty-cycle tables
- React to simple 12V trigger inputs
- Drive separate MOSFET-controlled dummy loads to emulate resistive/inductive automotive actuators
- Include basic thermal and protection monitoring
Please provide:
1. Clean and well-commented STM32 firmware (STM32CubeIDE, HAL or LL)
2. Schematic including:
- 4 PWM outputs
- level shifting to 5V
- MOSFET load stages
- protection components
- programming header
3. Basic BOM
4. Short setup guide explaining:
- how to adjust PWM duty tables
- how to modify PWM frequency
- how to recompile firmware
Optional:
- Compact 2-layer PCB layout (KiCad or Altium)
Acceptance targets:
- Stable 5V PWM outputs
- PWM jitter below ±1%
- Duty-cycle resolution better than 0.5%
- MOSFET load channels designed for up to 2A each
- Support for external heatsink/power resistors
I can quickly answer technical questions and test early firmware versions on real hardware.
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