1. Project Deadwood A Digital Enigma Machine
Team
Aaron Challenner
Marc Smith
Matthew Tongue
Advisors
Dr. Aziz Inan, Dr. Peter Osterberg
Industry Representatives
Mr. Mike DeSmith
Ms. Swetha Varadharajan
Intel
1/3/2019 2:00:02 PM
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2. Overview Introduction Scorecard Plans Issues/Concerns Conclusions
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3. Introduction Digitally-modeled Enigma machine
Mechanical encryption device A A A A A A A A A A A B B B B B B B B B B B B C C C C C C C C C D D D D D D D D D D D D E E E E E E E E F F F F F F
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4. Scorecard Last month’s plans:
- Complete Functional Specification by 09/18/08
- Get part of MOSIS into B2Logic
Completed plans:
- Completed Functional Specification on 09/22/08
- MOSIS State Machine generated (not in B2Logic)
Shortcomings:
- The Functional Specification goal was overly ambitious, underestimated
- Designing the entire state machine first before entering into B2Logic is a better-informed method
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5. Plans Plans for next month: - Derive State Machine with Software
- Enter U/D Counter into B2Logic
- Derive State Machine with Software
- Decide on EEPROMs, ICs, PICs, CPLDs.
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6. Milestones University of Portland School of Engineering Number
Description
Original
23 Sept 08
Previous
N/A
Present 1
U/D Counter Entered into B2Logic
26 Sept 08 -- 2
EEPROMs Selected and Ordered
03 Oct 08 3
State Machine Derived in Software
10 Oct 08 4
ICs Selected and Ordered
24 Oct 08 5
PICs (and CPLDs) Selected and Ordered
31 Oct 08
See the end of this presentation for helpful info about the milestones slide
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7. Concerns/Issues Knowing what we need when we need to know
Setting aside time as “Deadwood Time”
Divvying up tasks
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8. Conclusions All we have to do Questions? Introduction Scorecard Plans
Issues/Concerns
All we have to do
Questions?
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