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CS-EE 481 Spring s06-PM University of Portland School of Engineering Microprocessor-based Charge Controller Post Mortem Review Wednesday, April 19

CS-EE 481 Spring s06-PM University of Portland School of Engineering What Worked Well Communication –Weekly meetings – s Trust –Depended upon each other’s strengths –Divided up responsibility Choice of team members

CS-EE 481 Spring s06-PM University of Portland School of Engineering What Worked Well Industry –Free samples –Advice Software Vector boarding for low power system –Optimize space –Semi-permanent

CS-EE 481 Spring s06-PM University of Portland School of Engineering What Went Wrong Mixed signal system Budget Notorious analog system –Layout issues –Standalone IC High parts fatality

CS-EE 481 Spring s06-PM University of Portland School of Engineering Recommendations Build as early as possible Know your resources –Choose teammates wisely –Free samples Make sure you can breadboard Have fun! Share the load…

CS-EE 481 Spring s06-PM University of Portland School of Engineering Image References Pictures on slide 1 taken from: Pictures on slide 3 taken from: Pictures on slide 2 taken from: Picture of Megatron on slide 4 taken from: Picture of Rosie on slide 4 taken from: Pictures on slide 5 taken from: