The MLAB system is an open-source modular prototyping platform designed for the rapid development and testing of electronic devices. It consists of universal electronic modules that can be mechanically mounted onto a baseboard with a hole grid using screws. These modules are interconnected using standard cables, allowing users to build a wide range of functional setups without soldering.

Each module in the MLAB system serves a specific purpose, such as power management, signal processing, or measurement. By combining these modules, users can create anything from simple circuits to complex systems like battery chargers or cosmic ray detectors. The modular design makes it easy to iterate on designs, test new ideas, and troubleshoot prototypes.

MLAB leverages widely used open-source design tools, including KiCAD, OpenSCAD, and FreeCAD, to simplify the design and modification of custom modules. The system is ideal for engineers, researchers, and innovators who need a flexible and efficient platform for prototyping advanced electronic devices. Community contributions are encouraged to expand the library of modules and improve the platform for everyone.

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