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How Tafia Makes (Almost) Anything!💫

Overview

How Tafia Makes (Almost) Anything!💫

Halo! 👋
About Me
Assignments
Assignments
- Topics
- Student Agreement
- W01 Project Management
  W01 Project Management
- W02 Computer Aided Design
  W02 Computer Aided Design
- W03 Computer Controlled Cutting
  W03 Computer Controlled Cutting
- W04 Electronics Production
  W04 Electronics Production
- W05 3D Printing and Scanning
  W05 3D Printing and Scanning
- W06 Embedded Programming
  W06 Embedded Programming
- W07 Computer Controlled Machining
  W07 Computer Controlled Machining
- W08 Electronics Design
  W08 Electronics Design
- W09 Output Devices
  W09 Output Devices
- W10 Mechanical and Machine Design
  W10 Mechanical and Machine Design
- W11 Input Devices
  W11 Input Devices
  - Overview Overview
    Table of contents
    
    Assignments
    
    Checklist
  - Probing Input Devices’ Signals
  - Measuring Temperature with NTC Thermistor 10K
- W12 Molding and Casting
  W12 Molding and Casting
- W13 Networking and Communications
  W13 Networking and Communications
- W14 Interface and Application Programming
  W14 Interface and Application Programming
- W15 Widcard Week
  W15 Widcard Week
  - Overview
  - Working with Biomaterial Composite
- W16 System Integration
  W16 System Integration
  - Overview
- W17 Applications Implications
  W17 Applications Implications
  - Overview
  - Applications and Implications
- W18 Invention, IP and Income
  W18 Invention, IP and Income
- W19 Project Development
  W19 Project Development
Final project
Final project

Overview¶

Please find my group assignment for the week here: Week 11: Probing Input Devices’ Signals

Assignments¶

Group assignment:

Probe an input device(s)’s analog levels and digital signals
Document your work on the group work page and reflect on your individual page what you learned

Individual assignment:

Measure something: add a sensor to a microcontroller board that you have designed and read it.

Checklist¶

Linked to the group assignment page
Documented what you learned from interfacing an input device(s) to your microcontroller and optionally, how the physical property relates to the measured results.
Documented your design and fabrication process or linked to the board you made in a previous assignment.
Explained the programming process(es) you used.
Explained any problems you encountered and how you fixed them.
Included original design files and source code
Included a ‘hero shot’ of your board.