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Mississippi State - ECE - 4522
Electric Motor for ChallengeXFaculty Advisor Dr. Marshall MolenMembersTeam MembersMichael Robertson Craig Ross Dustin Ott Jeff Smith (Team leader) Hardware, testing, Website, simulation
Mississippi State - ECE - 4522
1.0Executive SummarySpecialty Motors Researching is the leader in providing solutions involving hybrid vehicles. We also specialize in custom fitting the special applications required for converting vehicles into hybrid vehicles. The research and
Mississippi State - ECE - 4522
Business Plan For:Challenge-X Electric MotorSubmitted to: General Motors Design Team: Michael Robertson Jeff Smith Dustin Ott Craig Ross (Director) (Hardware Engineer) (Hardware Engineer) (Software Engineer)Submitted to: ECE4522 Senior Design II
Mississippi State - ECE - 4522
Challenge-X: MotorsPage 1 of 83design document forChallenge-X: Motorssubmitted to: Professor Joseph Picone ECE 4512: Senior Design I Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering 413 Hardy Road, Box 9571 Mississippi State University Missis
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
Allison H. ScoginAhs22@MsState.EduCurrent Address: 200 Catherine St. Apt. 3A Starkville, MS 39759 Cell: (601) 347-4917 EDUCATION: Permanent Address: 1302 West 4th Ave. Picayune, MS 39466 Home: (601) 749-5661Bachelor of Science in Computer Enginee
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
2. Design ConstraintsComputer "freeze ups" and power outages can be a major inconvenience for businesses and PC owners. Therefore, there is a need for a device that can remotely reboot a computer. This device will be designed around technical and pr
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
1.Executive SummaryComputer Peripherals Inc. (CPI) will be established as a computer peripheral company that specializes in the development of devices that will increase the reliability of remote computer system connections. Remote system connect
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
1.0Executive SummaryComputer Peripherals Inc. (CPI) will be established as a computer peripheral company that specializes in the development of devices that will increase the reliability of remote computer system connections. Remote system connec
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Name: Gray Williams Summary of work accomplished for week of 1/27/031. I have created a preliminary user interface for the base unit in Visual Basic. If any of you have VB on your computer I will email you the project. Otherwise, next time we meet r
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Name: Joseph Baugh Summary of work accomplished for week of 1/27/03Over the last week, I've seen several HVAC interface types, but the most prominent still appears to be the 5-wire type. For this reason, I believe the 5-wire system is probably the m
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Name: Adnan Mulkana Summary of work accomplished for week of 2/3/03Discussed thermisister issues with Brian. Researched ADC and LCD instructions specific for 16fxxx family microcontrollers in assembly language and C language. Found that everything c
Mississippi State - ECE - 4522
WSNPage 1 of 232.DESIGN REQUIREMENTSThe goal of this project is to design elements of a wireless sensor network (WSN) that communicate with each other over a self-configuring ad hoc network. Each element consists of a remote sensor (or mote).
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
2. DESIGN CONSTRAINTS An effective animal deterrent device that is tailored for gang operated air break (GOAB) switches in high voltage applications is a desired technology for power utility companies. The proposed project is both a practical and mar
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
2. DESIGN CONSTRAINTS An effective animal deterrent device that is tailored for gang operated air break (GOAB) switches in high voltage applications is a desired technology for power utility companies. The proposed project is both a practical and mar
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
3. Approach To establish the necessity for an animal deterrent device designed for high-voltage applications, a clear illustration of the problems animals cause must be discussed. A general working model also needs to be used to explain the basic ope
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
STARTSENSORGive Flash Relay High InputTime ChangeChange FrequencyTechAccess the Logs Sleep Button1 Hour Sleep TimeStore Time on EEPROMGive Flash Relay High InputGive Sound Circuit Switch High Input Then Output Sound1 Hour Sleep
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
4. Evaluation Evaluating the effectiveness of the animal deterrent design relies on testing the major components of the product. The designs main functions are to output visual and audio warnings when the device is triggered by animal movement. Once
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Executive SummaryAnimal-related power outages account for a large percentage of outages on power distribution systems. Squirrels and birds account for most animal-related power outages occurring on distribution lines and in substations. Overhead pow
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Executive SummaryAnimal-related power outages account for a large percentage of outages on power distribution systems. Squirrels and birds account for most animal-related power outages occurring on distribution lines and in substations. Overhead pow
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
1. Problem Children being left unattended in vehicles have become a serious problem in the United States. Numerous children perish each year, due to heat related incidents, from being entrapped in parked vehicles. In the United States, there have bee
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
1. Problem Children being left unattended in vehicles have become a serious problem in the United States. Numerous children perish each year, due to heat related incidents, from being entrapped in parked vehicles. In the United States, there have bee
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
1. Problem In the United States, numerous children perish each year due to heat-related incidents from being left unattended in parked vehicles. There have been 31 reported heat-related deaths in 2005 and 261 heat-related deaths between the years of
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
2.DESIGN CONTRAINTSThe Thermo Child Seat Safety Device will aid in preventing deaths while meeting certain technical and practical design constraints. The technical design constraints will be covered in section 2.1, and the practical design const
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
2.DESIGN CONTRAINTSThe Thermo Child Seat Safety Device will aid in preventing deaths while meeting certain technical and practical design constraints. The technical design constraints will be covered in section 2.1, and the practical design const
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
2.DESIGN CONSTRAINTSThe Thermo Child Seat Safety Device aids in preventing deaths associated with hyperthermia while meeting certain technical and practical design constraints. The technical design constraints are covered in section 2.1, and the
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
2.DESIGN CONSTRAINTSThe Thermo Child Seat Safety Device aids in preventing deaths associated with hyperthermia while meeting certain technical and practical design constraints. The technical design constraints are covered in section 2.1, and the
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
T CSSDTher mo Child Seat Safet y DeviceECE 4532: Senior D esign IOct ober 3, 2005Team M ember sT askH ar dwar e Soft war e Test ing & Debugging Resear ch Document at ion AdvisorChr i sT obyXM attXJustinXChamelDr. WintonX X X
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
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Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
3. Approach The purpose of the Thermo Child Seat Safety Device (TCSSD) is to reduce the number of deaths caused by parents or guardians that leave their child in a child seat. This device will detect if a child is in the child seat and will check the
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
Software Process Model
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
Executive Summary Imagine that a parent picks their child up from daycare on a hot, summer day and places the child in the child seat in the car. On the way home, the parent remembers that he or she needs to pick up a few items from the store. Unawar
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
Executive Summary Imagine that a parent picks their child up from daycare on a hot day and places their child in a child seat in their car. On the way home, the parent remembers that he or she needs to pick up a few items from the store. Unaware of t
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
Executive Summary Imagine that a parent picks their child up from daycare on a hot day and places their child in a child seat in their car. On the way home, the parent remembers that he or she needs to pick up a few items from the store. Unaware of t
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGdesign document forTCSSD: Thermo Child Seat Safety Devicesubmitted to: Professor Jim Harden ECE 4532: Senior Design I Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering 413 Hardy Road, Box 9571 Mis
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
design document for Digital Theremin submitted to: Professor Joseph Picone ECE 4542: CPE Senior Design II Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Mississippi State University Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762 April 29, 2003submitted by
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
Digital ThereminThe TeamAlex Milevsky (CPE)Dan Nagle (CPE)Advisor: Bob Reese Nathan Palmer (CPE) Jerry McMahan Jr. (EE)Theremin DescriptionThereminPitch Antenna Volume Antenna Hands proximity determines pitch and volume.ProblemTheremin
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
Table of Contents1.0 Executive Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1.1 Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
Digital ThereminTeam MembersAlex Milevsky (CPE) Advisor: Bob ReeseDan Nagle (CPE)Nathan Palmer (CPE)Jerry McMahan Jr. (EE)ResponsibilitiesDaniel Nagle: PC learning software, grading algorithm, lesson format Alex Milevsky: Team Leader, PI
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
Table of Contents1.0 Executive Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1.1 Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
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Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
design document for Digital Theremin submitted to: Professor Joseph Picone ECE 4532: CPE Senior Design I Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Mississippi State University Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762 January 20, 2003submitted b
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
Problem The theremin is the first electronic musical instrument ever created, but is also one of the least used or well known. It has traditionally been a difficult instrument to learn because it lacks any physical reference for the performers, forci
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
-Tech Wizards Digital ThereminWe don't just sell you the instrument; we teach you how to play it. Our digital Theremin is MIDI compatible and contains software to help you learn how to play. All for $199, that's less than some teachers charge For
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
-Tech Wizards Digital ThereminWe don't just sell you the instrument; we teach you how to play it. Our digital Theremin is MIDI compatible and contains software to help you learn how to play. All for $199, that's less than some teachers charge For
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
1. PROBLEM The theremin is one of the first electronic musical instruments ever made. Leon Theremin, a Russian physicist, invented it in 1919. The theremin is played by moving one's hands closer or farther away from two antennas. A capacitance is cre
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
1.Test SpecificationsThe following tests will ensure that the robot meets all of the design constraints in every detail. Testing will be done on each system for both hardware and /or software subcategories. Table 1: Testing Set summary categorize
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
1.1Objectives 1. Break even after two years of expenses. Expenses include research, materials, assembly, and marketing. 2. Secure at least 5% of the market. 3. Increase profits 10% by the third year of business.1.2MissionThe mission of Specia
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
1.0Management1.1 Management Summary Specialized Robots, Inc. (SRI) demands committed personnel to manage all of its day to day operations. The nine charter members, who are also principle stockholders, will work diligently to make SRI the dominan
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
1.Executive SummarySpecialized Robotics Inc. (SRI) will be established as a robotics company that specializes in autonomous robots to be used in the construction industry. Autonomous robots are useful for performing menial tasks, and they allow m
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
Executive SummarySpecialized Robots, Inc. (SRI) is a privately owned S corporation based in Jackson, Mississippi. Complete with experienced personnel, this recently established company specializes in the customization of small autonomous robots for
Mississippi State - ECE - 4542
IEEE SoutheastCon 2005 Team 2: EE TeamIEEE SoutheastCon 2005 Ft. Lauderdale, FloridaTask BreakdownDr. Topsakal, AdvisorAshley HicksEd VaughnJoey CateTara SwopeTarget Capture Range Finders Robot Body Line Sensors IR Signal Detector Po
Mississippi State - ECE - 4522
PARTLM 386 1.2k R 10 uF 10 ohm .05 uF 250 uF on/off switch power led 470 ohm resistor LM340T5 (7805) transistor PIC18F242-1/SP reset button ECSV7.37-20 (crystal oscillator) 2 Capacitors needed for oscillator 2 - 150 uF .1 uF to short pins 19 & 20 LC
Mississippi State - ECE - 4522
PARAMETERS Pt (dB) -50 -49 -48 -47 -46 -45 -44 -43 -42 -41 -40 -39 -38 -37 -36 -35 -34 -33 -32 -31 -30 -29 -28 -27 -26 -25 -24 -23 -22 -21 -20 R (bits/s) 10971.43 10971.43 10971.43 10971.43 10971.43 10971.43 10971.43 10971.43 10971.43 10971.43 10971.
Mississippi State - ECE - 4522
Comparison of Coded and Uncoded Bit Error RatesColumn F Column F 10.10.01Bit Error Probability00000 300250200150100500Distance (ft)Code 15,7 15,7 15,7 15,7 15,7 15,7 uncodedDistance bits packets errors err/bit 10 81
Mississippi State - ECE - 4522
Cost in quantities of 1000 CC1010 pcb estimate (4layer pcbpro.com, 4week lead) antenna connector MAX1676 32.768KHz crystal (CL=12.5pF) 3.6864MHz crystal (CL=20pF) LM61 (temperature sensor) battery holder 3.3uF tantalum 3-10pF trimmer 15nH (5%) 68nH (
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512