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Course: ECE 4532, Fall 2009
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Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
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 - 4512
Switching Power Supply: DocumentationPage 1 of 1Switching Power SupplyFeatures Universal Inputs 90-310 VAC Universal FCC Standards IEC Safety Standards Small Size 3"x 6"x 9"Applications Telecommunications Computer Peripherals Public Utilities a
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Energy Bully Contract January 31, 2006Electrical Characteristics o Voltage Requirements-120/240V single-phase 60Hz service o Will work with a service that is rated up to 200A. o Will be packaged so that is safe for the user. General System Functi
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Energy Bully Contract January 31, 2006Electrical Characteristics o Voltage Requirements-120/240V single-phase 60Hz service o Will work with a service that is rated up to 200A. o Will be packaged so that is safe for the user. General System Functi
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Electric Energy Cost Monitor$56.78 LCD MonitorCurrent TransfomerADE7759PIC MCUZigbee Wireless ModuleZigbee Wireless ModulePIC MCUVoltage DividerEEPromFigure 1. Flowchart Applications Digital display of Kilowatt-hour usage and ener
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Electric Energy Cost Monitor$56.78 LCD MonitorCurrent TransfomerADE7759PIC MCUZigbee Wireless ModuleZigbee Wireless ModulePIC MCUVoltage DividerEEPromFigure 1. Flowchart Applications Digital display of Kilowatt-hour usage and energ
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Testing Plan and Specifications 4.1 Test Specifications Testing of the individual hardware and software components determines if each works properly. Testing specifications have been developed using the data sheets provided from the manufacturers and
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Testing Plan and Specifications 4.1 Test Specifications Testing of the individual hardware and software components determines if each works properly. Testing specifications have been developed using the data sheets provided from the manufacturers and
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
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2.0 Company Summary Energy Solutions, Inc. is a privately owned corporation that develops, sells and manufactures energy cost monitors for residential homes. 2.1 Company Locations and Facilities Energy Solutions, Inc. will be located in Starkville, M
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
DESIGN II, MID-SEMESTER DESIGN REVIEWThe purpose of the Design II, mid-semester presentation is to inform the audience of the progress made on design refinements from Design I, progress in formulating a comprehensive test plan for the finished prod
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4. Market Analysis Summary Energy Solutions Inc. has collected information about the market and will leverage itself through the information to determine how to better communicate with and serve to our customers. This section will contain an analysis
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
1. Executive Summary As shown in Figure 1, the average American household spends 4.6% of its annual income paying utility bills, and households receiving social security or family aid spend 19.5% of income on utilities [1]. In addition, electricity b
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
1. Executive Summary As shown in Figure 1, the average American household spends 4.6% of its annual income paying utility bills, and households receiving social security or family aid spend 19.5% of income on utilities [1]. In addition, electricity b
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
1. Executive Summary As shown in Figure 1, the average American household spends 4.6% of its annual income paying utility bills, and households receiving social security or family aid spend 19.5% of income on utilities [1]. In addition, electricity b
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
1. Executive Summary As shown in Figure 1, the average American household spends 4.6% of its annual income paying utility bills, and households receiving social security or family aid spend 19.5% of income on utilities [1]. In addition, electricity b
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Executive Summary As shown in Figure 0-1, the average American household spends 4.6% of its annual income paying utility bills, and households receiving social security or family aid spend 19.5% of income on utilities [1]. In addition, electricity bi
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Executive Summary As shown in Figure 0-1, the average American household spends 4.6% of its annual income paying utility bills, and households receiving social security or family aid spend 19.5% of income on utilities [1]. In addition, electricity bi
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
DESIGN II, FINAL DESIGN REVIEWThe purpose of the Design II, final design review is to inform the audience of the testing of the final product with respect to problem execution, and technical specifications. Packaging, cost, and PCB reliability of t
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REMOTELCDCOMPUTERGUI RS-232 InterfaceTemperature Circuit Set Temperature Buttons RF CommunicationsPICBASEHeating and Air Conditioning Interface RF CommunicationsRS-232 Interface
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5VR1 50kR2 61k+VR2-GND Other Options for Temperature Sensing: Contact RTD Resistive Temperature Device Made from platinum wire wrapped around a cylinder. Less Sensitive than a Thermistor Thermocouple Consists of two different met
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Part Power MOSFET PIC16F877 MAX232 MAX3100 9Xstream (RF) Thermistor Op-Amp LCDManufacture r Microchip Maxim Maxim MaxstreamPrice / UnitQuantity 3 2 1 1 2 2 2 1Total Price
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Remote Controlled A/V Switcher Use current remote Low cost Small compact design High output qualityFeatures 4 Coaxial Inputs 1 Coaxial Inputs Remote Controlled Operation With Learning Function Light Indicators Showing Current Input Battery
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Design document forAudio Amplifiersubmitted to: Professor Joseph Picone ECE 4512: Senior Design I Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering 413 Hardy Road, Box 9571 Mississippi State University Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762 Prepared
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Design document forAudio Amplifiersubmitted to: Professor Joseph Picone ECE 4512: Senior Design I Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering 413 Hardy Road, Box 9571 Mississippi State University Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762 Prepared
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Portable Audio Amplifier:Features: Portable Device Light Weight Battery Operated User Friendly Level Controller Users Choice of Impedances 4 or 8 Voltage Gain Display (Digital) Digital Filtering Durable Plastic EncasingSpecifications:
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Problem StatementMany amplifiers are being used today to increase to quality and quantity of sound. There are many different applications in which amplifiers are used. Many manufacturers market their products based on features that are provided with
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Problem StatementMany amplifiers are being used today to increase to quality and quantity of sound. There are many different applications in which amplifiers are used. Many manufacturers market their products based on features that are provided with
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
4.1 Test Specifications The test specifications examine the procedures used to verify that the system meets the standards to the specified design constraints. As shown in figure 4.1, our device is composed of several components. Each component will b
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
4.1 Test Specifications The test specifications examine the procedures used to verify that the system meets the standards to the specified design constraints. As shown in figure 4.1, our device is composed of several components. Each component will b
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY People are interested in increasing the sound quality of either their home entertainment system or car audio systems. These customers are searching for a good product, which can produce a high quality of sound but at an inexpensive
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY People are interested in increasing the sound quality of either their home entertainment system or car audio systems. These customers are searching for a good product, which can produce a high quality of sound but at an inexpensive
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Audio AmplifierDesign MembersJerome Buckingham Dr. Roger King Terrance WestMember Lennon Brown IIITeam Leader Dr. Raymond Winton La Curtis BanksPrimary AdvisorMemberCo-AdvisorMemberAbstractOur project will be to design and constru
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Audio AmplifierDesign MembersJerome Buckingham Dr. Roger King Terrance WestMember Lennon Brown IIITeam Leader Dr. Raymond Winton La Curtis BanksPrimary AdvisorMemberCo-AdvisorMemberAbstractOur project will be to design and construct
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Sunny Day and Rainy Day Case ScenarioInput device is connected and the signal is passed through the system and amplified successfully.Input device is improperly connected to the amplifier.Maximum power output is delivered to the load.A speaker
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The mode button allows the user to choose between two different speaker impedances.This auxiliary port allows the system to be used by CD players and other portable devices.TOP VIEWFRONT VIEWON/OF FModeThis button will turn the device on a
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The mode button allows the user to choose between two different speaker impedances.This au system players devicesTOP VIEW FRONT VIEWON/OFFModeBACK VIEWLiquid Crystal DisplayThe LCD will display in characters and numbers the gain in deci
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Darlington Pair DesignFigure 1. Darlington Pair CircuitFigure 2. Simulation Results
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Darlington Pair DesignFigure 1. Darlington Pair Circuit with offset circuitFigure 2. Simulation Results
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Hardware LayoutFigure 1. Hardware Circuit Layout
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ASHLEY D. HICKSadh95@msstate.edu Current P.O. Box 2528 MS State, MS 39762 (662) 324-6421 Permanent 349 Metaire Ln. Madison, AL 35758 (256) 683-9810EDUCATIONBachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Mississippi State University, Starkville, M
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1257 Highway 25 South Starkville, MS 39759(662) 417-5766 tys8@ece.msstate.eduTara Y. SwopeObjective I am seeking a challenging position with a reputable firm as an entrylevel electrical engineer. 8/20025/2005 Mississippi State University Bachel
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGdesign document forWSN: Wireless Sensor Networkssubmitted to: Professor Joseph Picone ECE 4512: Senior Design I Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering 413 Hardy Road, Box 9571 Mississip
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
Memory Driven Screwdriver Antenna ControllerFeatures Fourmemorybuttonsfor recallingsavedpositions Manualup/downswitch Poweron/offswitch Fourdigitturnsindicator Poweredusingvehicle's12Volt powersupply 12'motorcontrolcablewith4flat electricalconnect
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Memory Driven Screwdriver Antenna ControllerFeaturesFour memory buttons for recalling saved positions Manual up/down switch Power on/off switch Four digit turns indicator Powered using vehicle's 12 Volt power supply 12' motor control cable with 4-
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Software Interface Design (Physical Model)4 Digit 7 Segment LED Display shows the number of turns on the antenna coilToggle Switch Switch powers controller On/Off.Up/Down Switch Allows manual adjustment of the screwdriver antenna.Four memory b
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UserAntenna Controller Sunny Day Use CaseP resse s powe r switch to onControllerst antenna position Retrieves & displays laPress e s upswitchil the switch is released Drives antenna up untPre sse s down switchDrives antenna downe
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UserAntenna Controller Sunny Day Use CasePresse s power switch t o onControllert antenna position Retrieves & displays lasPresse s up swit chthe Drives antenna up untilPresse sswitch is releaseddown s witchDrives antenna downPresses
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Antenna Controller Software Process ModelPower OnInitialize Ports & Display Retrieve Last Memory LocationYes Up Pressed? No Move motor UpYes Down Pressed No Move motor DownTime How long button is pressedYesMemory Button PressedNoRec
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Memory Driven Screwdriver Antenna Controller EXECUTIVE SUMMARYPage 1 of 1The popularity of mobile amateur radio operation has grown in the past few years. The increase in mobile operation introduced the multi-band screwdriver antenna to the amate
Mississippi State - ECE - 4532
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGMemory Driven Antenna Controller submitted to: Professor Joseph Picone ECE 4532: Senior Design I Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering 413 Hardy Road, Box 9571 Mississippi State Universit
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Electric Energy Cost Monitor$56.78Current TransfomerADE7759PIC MCUZigbee Wireless ModuleZigbee Wireless ModulePIC MCUVoltage TransformerEEPromFigure 1. Flowchart Applications Digital display of Kilowatt-hour usage and energy cost
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
1. ProblemAlternating current (AC) transmission lines have been in use since 1891, when it was unveiled at the international electricity exhibition in Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany. AC is a means of providing electric energy using transmission lines
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
11. ProblemAlternating current (AC) transmission lines have been in use since 1891 when they were unveiled at the International Electricity Exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany. AC is a means of providing electric energy to homes and businesses througho
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2. DESIGN CONSTRAINTS The objective of the electric Energy Bully is to make it possible for consumers to see the amount of money being spent for their energy consumed each month. This application is a desired technology not only for power utility com
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
2. DESIGN CONSTRAINTS2.1TECHNICAL DESIGN CONSTRAINTSThe objective of the electric energy cost monitor (EECM) is to make it possible for consumers to see the amount of money being spent for the energy consumed each month. This application is a d
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
2. DESIGN CONSTRAINTS The objective of the Energy Bully is to make it possible for consumers to see the amount of money being spent for the energy consumed each month. This application is a desired technology not only for power utility companies, but
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
3. Approach The Energy Bully is a device that offers a simple and affordable way to monitor energy usage in real-time. The system measures energy consumption at the load center and wirelessly transmits the usage information to the indoor remote modul
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
3. Approach The Energy Bully is a device that offers a simple and affordable way to monitor energy usage in real-time. The system measures energy consumption at the load center and wirelessly transmits the usage information to the indoor remote modul
Mississippi State - ECE - 4512
Executive Summary The average American household spends 4% of its annual income paying utility bills, and households receiving social security or family aid spend 19-25% of income on utilities [1]. In addition, electricity bills can fluctuate monthly