BuckByte Engineering Tools

Calculate faster. Design with confidence.

Useful first-pass calculators for embedded, power, PCB, and connected product development. Enter your values and get an immediate engineering estimate.

01

PCB design

PCB Trace Width Calculator

Estimate trace width using the IPC-2221 external or internal trace approximation.

Approximation only; verify against your PCB manufacturer and thermal design.

02

Circuit analysis

Voltage Divider Calculator

Find divider output voltage and divider current from the input voltage and resistor values.

Assumes the output is lightly loaded. Include load impedance for precision designs.

03

Power budget

Battery Runtime Calculator

Estimate operating time from battery capacity, system load, efficiency, and usable capacity.

Real runtime varies with temperature, battery age, discharge rate, and peak loads.

04

LED circuits

LED Resistor Calculator

Select a series resistor to limit LED current and calculate resistor dissipation.

Use a resistor with a power rating comfortably above the calculated dissipation.

05

DC-DC converter

XL6009 Feedback Calculator

Calculate the feedback resistor for an adjustable XL6009 boost converter.

Use the IC datasheet and validate ripple, layout, inductor, diode, and thermal limits.

06

Embedded systems

ESP32 ADC Calculator

Convert a 12-bit ESP32 ADC reading into an estimated pin voltage and sensor voltage.

ESP32 ADC response is non-linear and varies by chip, attenuation, calibration, and board layout.

07

Power architecture

Power Supply Calculator

Estimate a practical supply current and power rating with headroom and conversion losses.

Check startup surge, transient response, derating, ambient temperature, and certification requirements.

08

Production planning

BOM Cost Calculator

Build a quick bill-of-materials estimate with quantities, unit costs, and line totals.

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Use landed unit cost for a better estimate. This tool excludes assembly, tooling, tax, freight, and yield loss.