1. Group Chocolate Thunda Johnathan Ross, Jiaxuan Shang, Daniel Sawyer, Nate Serafino

2. Briefing Sensor Lab Elevator Instrumentation Circuits & PSPICE Radio

3. Sensors A Sensor is a device which responds to a certain stimulus 2 Main Types of Sensors Digital and Analog Digital- on or off Analog Sensors can read different input values Analog Sensors must be consistent and show exhibit a linear pattern for different stimulus values

4. Analog Sensors Optical Range Finder: Returns a value based on the distance the sensor is from something Light Sensor: returns a value based on the amount of the light the sensor detects Ultrasonic Range Finder: uses sound to detect the distance the sensor is from an object

5. Elevator Goal: Construct an elevator which goes to two different floors and stays at these floors when corresponding buttons are pressed Sensors were a requirement for this project The Construction of the elevator had to be logical because the motors had limited power and the Lego's easily caught on each other

6. Our Elevator Design

7. Programming Elevator Efficiency- Although this elevator only had two floors the program needed to allow itself to be expanded Adjustment of power of engines based on construction of elevator Using Sensors to create a system to control the elevator

8. Instrumentation Lab Objective: The application of an oscilloscope is to measure the voltage of different signals. Signals: D.C. vs. A.C. DC Power Supply: generating voltage from -25v to 25v.

9. Circuits Lab What we did: Built circuits and tested voltages Found voltages across resistors Tested Diodes Why we did it: Learned how to analyze and evaluate circuits. Series and Parallel Learned about most basic circuit (resistor circuit). Learned about Ohms Law Learned about Diodes

10. Circuits Lab

11. PSPICE Lab Built circuits in using PSPICE Saw theoretical values Ideal values Learned how to test circuits in PSPICE

12. AM Radio Teamwork Gained experience with elements of circuitry. The difficulties of soldering

13. AM Radio (cont.) The importance of the AM radio in communication. Valuable knowledge and information provided through the experiment. End Result

14. All this for… Learned how to solder Learned how to use SPICE Learned how to analyze basic circuits Built teamwork skills Built engineering skills Built a radio Epic win