Molly, Gwyn, Sam, and Eric. Build a robust low voltage converter from an unregulated 28V supply with a user-friendly command tester that displays relevant.

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Molly, Gwyn, Sam, and Eric

Build a robust low voltage converter from an unregulated 28V supply with a user-friendly command tester that displays relevant voltages, currents, and temperatures.

 Approval of the ±6V voltage converter we proposed  Whether the 6 adjustable outputs all have the same voltage or not (these will not be isolated)  MUX vs. I 2 C for the housekeeping input to the computer (they said we’ll know on Wed.)

 Datasheet hunting Molly: 12V Gwyn: 3.3V, ±6V(maybe) Eric: 5V, working on preliminary schematic  Communication Molly: GUI outward appearance Sam: research GUI>3-line serial>DAC>adjustable output Everyone: possible inputs to GUI NASA will decide Wed. on MUX vs. I 2 C (we may not end up using PICs…)