Title: Theoretical Photonic Particle Quantum Tunnel PC Project Type: Experimental Research Device / PCB Art Designer: Gabber Burgundo Overview: The "Theoretical Photonic Particle Quantum Tunnel PC" is an experimental artistic project that explores the intersection of hardware design and speculative science. While the name suggests complex quantum mechanics, the device functions as a piece of PCB Art, utilizing the physical layout of a Printed Circuit Board as a canvas for visual expression. Technical Layout: The board features a vertical orientation powered by a coin cell battery (BAT1). The circuit includes three distinct stages, each equipped with an inductor (L1, L2, L3) and an LED (LED1, LED2, LED3), paired with current-limiting resistors (R2, R3, R4). A slide switch (SW1) and a protection diode (D1) manage the power flow. Artistic Intent: The design utilizes intricate copper pours and geometric patterns (triangles and squares) to create a "techno-mystical" aesthetic. By labeling the device with terms like "Quantum Tunnel" and "Environmental Balance," the artist invites the viewer to reflect on the relationship between visible light (photons) and the invisible forces of electronic components. It is a functional sculpture designed to provoke curiosity rather than perform traditional computing tasks.