Biomedical Engineering · UTS

Kyaw Linn Thant

I build medical hardware — sensors, PCBs, and firmware.

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Early-career engineer with a hardware focus.

Fourth-year Biomedical Engineering student at UTS. I work across the full hardware stack — sensor selection, PCB layout, firmware, and signal processing.

Right now I'm finishing a capstone with the Respiratory Investigation Unit at Royal North Shore Hospital, building a device to measure lung mechanics during ventilation.

PCB design in EasyEDA Pro · schematic capture · layout & routing · Gerber export · JLCPCB fabrication · sensor selection · analog signal chain design · connector selection.

Arduino / C++ · hardware timer interrupts · direct register manipulation · phase-locked DAC output · simultaneous ADC sampling · serial protocols.

SolidWorks · part modelling · tubing junctions · enclosure design · FDM 3D printing · tolerancing for print shrinkage.

Python · Flask web dashboards · FFT · lock-in / phase-sensitive detection · impedance spectroscopy · LTSpice circuit simulation.

Things I've built.

FOT sensor PCB mounted in 3D-printed housing
● In progress Capstone RNSH

FOT Respiratory Sensor Device

A device that measures lung impedance during non-invasive ventilation using forced oscillation — to help titrate ventilator pressure for COPD patients.

My role PCB design · firmware · SolidWorks CAD · sensor selection & analog-vs-ADC analysis · Flask dashboard
Sensors Dual Honeywell HSC — airway pressure (±10 inH₂O) + flow (±2 inH₂O), analog
PCB 2-layer FR-4, 26×40 mm · JST-XH connector · 0 DRC errors · ordered from JLCPCB
Firmware Arduino Uno R4 · hardware-timer ISR · phase-locked DAC + dual ADC at 420 Hz
Highlight Rejected an on-board I²C ADC — sequential reads would corrupt the phase measurement. Analog simultaneous sampling keeps both channels coherent.
Coming soon

Project 03

Coming soon

Project 04

Let's talk.

Open to medical device roles, internships, and research in hardware, sensing, and embedded systems.