Design of a Machine Learning System for Sign Language Recognition
Team Member(s): Michael Parlato, William Mackie
Semester: Spring 2013
End-Product Description
An interactive software system which utilizes a user calibration to extract the hand from a video frame, compiles a mathematical model of the hand, and attempts to recognize the gesture in the image. ...
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Design of an Object Detection/Recognition System for the Rhino Robotic Arm
Team Member(s): Mark Hallberg, Stephen Kennedy, Jefferson Sharon
Semester: Spring 2013
End-Product Description
The project achieves interface and control of the Rhino robotic arm using LabVIEW to detect, determine, and place objects based on the specifications of the end-user. The end product is capable of al...
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Design of a Bipedal Walking Robot
Team Member(s): J. R. Filleau, K. W. Barrett, G. A. Gagnon, J. E. Jamieson III
Semester: Summer 2013
End-Product Description
This project will design a bipedal walking robot for future research or as a platform for commercial development. The robots frame will be the LynxMotion Scout biped frame [3] shown in Figure 1. The ...
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Design for Interior Temperature Regulation for Stationary Vehicles
Team Member(s): Jon Kelly, Elias Argaw, Anthony Simpson
Semester: Spring 2013
End-Product Description
This design implemented a feedback system to monitor the ambient and interior temperatures of a closed volume. Upon a +10F difference interior to ambient, a microcontroller would activate a fan syste...
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Design of a GSM GPS Vehicle Tracking System
Team Member(s): Aster Pastoral,Chris Doorbal, Jon Lister
Semester: Spring 2013
End-Product Description
The ability to track the whereabouts of people or property has always been a luxury. Whether someone is tracking a stolen car, maximizing corporate fleet vehicle productivity, or finding a lost indiv...
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Design of the U-Can: Robotic Trash Can
Team Member(s): Clinton Earnest, Jessica Oshana
Semester: Summer 2013
End-Product Description
The U-Can is an autonomous robotic waste collection bin designed for dining areas such as assisted living facilities, hospitals, and restaurants. The U-Can runs along a detected path, through the din...
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Design of a Vertical Axis Wind Turbine
Team Member(s): Brett Haymans, Chris Ratliff, Derek Jeter
Semester: Spring 2013
End-Product Description
Wind generated power has become increasingly relevant in recent years due to rising environmental and economic concerns. A resolution to wind generated power for relatively low-wind receiving areas i...
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Design of the Dispenser/Retriever of an Electronic Relay System to Extend the Range of Wireless Motorized Devices
Team Member(s): Carolyn Sumrall
Semester: Summer 2011
End-Product Description
The iRobot Create will be fitted with a UVtron sensor, a servo motor, a light tray, and programmed via the Command Module to accomplish the project objectives.
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Thermo-Electric HVAC
Team Member(s): Justin Palumbo,Matthew McPalmer
Semester: Summer 2011
End-Product Description
The thermo-electric HVAC system heats and cools a limited space to a desired temperature that is entered by the user through a keypad. The user can set presets and will have the actual and desired te...
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Ultra-capacitor Powered Radio Controlled Car
Team Member(s): Jeremiah Montee
Semester: Summer 2011
End-Product Description
The main purpose of this design is to replace a battery with another power source. For this project, an ultra-capacitor will be introduced to take the place of the battery. The ultra-capacitor disch...
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Multiple Robot System
Team Member(s): Bryan King, Ángel Gabriel Pérez López de Echazarreta
Semester: Summer 2011
End-Product Description
Our product is a set of robots that being dynamically searching a room from a starting location while communicating between themselves. When one robot or the other finds the target object, it signals...
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MOBILCOM: Design of a Morse-Binary-Light Communication System
Team Member(s): Bradley Faulk, Mason Kilgore, Jose Poggioli
Semester: Fall 2011
End-Product Description
MOBILCOM is designed to facilitate communication through the medium of light. Through Morse code methods previously used in the U.S. Navy for signal lamp communications, a translated, coded message wi...
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Parking Space Availability Monitoring System (PSAMS)
Team Member(s): Khoa Chu, Josh Davis, John Patrick Negrido
Semester: Fall 2011
End-Product Description
PSAMS uses an IP camera hardwired to the SSE building to transmit live video feed of the first 20 spaces of the SSE parking lot to MATLAB hosted on our personal computer. Using MATLAB digital image pr...
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Hardware and Firmware Interfacing of a Real-Time Indoor Navigation System: Auto-pilot Reconnaissance Quad-Copter
Team Member(s): Brandon Walker, Michel Starr
Semester: Fall 2011
End-Product Description
The quad-copter, designed with an indoor navigation system, can be used for reconnaissance missions in any building space. The quad-copter is updated with a navigational checkpoint file before flight....
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Design of Smart Monitoring Application for Remote Temperature Sensing (SMARTS) System
Team Member(s): Samir Ibrahim, Leary Tomlin Jr., David Oshana
Semester: Fall 2011
End-Product Description
The SMARTS system is designed as an attachable device that can be used on any cold storage system with minimal installation time. The unit comes with three ports to easily plug in wired temperature p...
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Design of a HVAC Zone Control System
Team Member(s): Mark Wadsworth
Semester: Summer 2011
End-Product Description
The final product is a remote monitoring system that maintains a specified temperature throughout an environmentally controlled structure. This is done with the use of remote temperature sensing circ...
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Design and Implementation of Labview Based Monitoring System for Building 4 Utilizing CompactRIO
Team Member(s): Asa Furman, Cortez Ashley
Semester: Fall 2011
End-Product Description
This project is concerned with the creation and implementation of a building monitoring system for Building 4 on the UWF Pensacola Campus. The goal for the final product is a comprehensive monitoring ...
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JDM Home Automation: Optimizing Energy Conservation
Team Member(s): Jhon Arango, Daniel Craig, Michael Stanton
Semester: Fall 2011
End-Product Description
One of the greatest challenges facing humanity in the 21st century will be the development of a sustainable energy conservation solution. Energy conservation in homes has become imperative due to risi...
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Design of Autonomous Research Surface Vessel
Team Member(s): Anton Yaresko, Alexander Keyhani
Semester: Fall 2011
End-Product Description
The Autonomous Research Surface Vessel is a fully-autonomous and fully-electric marine robot which will aid in the advancement of environmental science and water research. The main function of this au...
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Automated Spectrum Equalizer
Team Member(s): Michael Carbaugh, Steven Lyons, David Duncan
Semester: Fall 2012
End-Product Description
The project equalizes an audio system automatically for the user. Features include a white noise generator, pre-amplifier control, reset, 31 digital filters, and line-level inputs/outputs.
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Design of a Prototype Wind Energy & Load Compensation System
Team Member(s): Alan Newbold, John Vuong, Elizabeth Cherry
Semester: Summer 2012
End-Product Description
The final product is a prototype for a dual hybrid power system that uses wind energy to supply power to a resistive dump load and energy from the electric utility to supply power to an inductive dump...
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Design of a Carbon Monoxide Emergency Response System
Team Member(s): Joshua Reed, Carl Douglass, Brad Stoltman
Semester: Fall 2012
End-Product Description
Our product is a carbon monoxide emergency response that will automatically react to unsafe levels of carbon monoxide gas. If the micro controller receives carbon monoxide readings greater than a cert...
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Design of Camera Stabilization System
Team Member(s): Alberto Sigala, Daniel Tuller, Miles Hammac
Semester: Fall 2012
End-Product Description
The Camera Stabilization System uses redundant systems to maintain stable video capture capabilities for situations in which either the camera is moving, the target is moving, or both are moving. A GP...
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R-BOT Design of an Alternative Renewable Energy Robot [A.R.E. Robot]
Team Member(s): David Doss, Sean Scalf, Sixto Velasco
Semester: Fall 2012
End-Product Description
A solar powered robot designed to "paint" a soccer field with little to no human intervention.
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Implementation of an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Team Member(s): Steven Long, Matthew Goettl, Fred McCarthy
Semester: Fall 2012
End-Product Description
The end product will be an autonomous Quad Rotor. The Quad Rotor will be equipped with ultrasonic range finders that will be used for obstacle avoidance. The attitude and heading of the Quad Rotor wil...
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A Case Study: Wind Energy and Load Compensation System
Team Member(s): Alan Newbold, John Vuong, Elizabeth Cherry
Semester: Spring 2012
End-Product Description
In the past few years, green technology has been on the rise. More people are converting to green technology because of major advancements in green technology during the past few years. Now, there is ...
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Design of a Solar Battery Charger
Team Member(s): James Hancock, John Kimberl, Sam King Jr.
Semester: Fall 2012
End-Product Description
This product is made with the intent of using a solar panel to charge multiple cell phones with a battery backup to charge to keep a constant flow of power all day. With proper sunlight, the device is...
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Design of a Solar Flight Extender for an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
Team Member(s): Michael Benbow, Don Coleman, Justin Rumbach
Semester: Spring 2013
End-Product Description
Solar powered aircrafts are not used in everyday applications; however the solar panels can extend the average commercial battery run time. Solar panels are mounted on the top of the wings and down ...
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Design of a Solar Tracker Utilizing an Embedded Monitoring System
Team Member(s): Tyler Bowman, David Swick
Semester: Spring 2013
End-Product Description
To create a portable embedded solar tracking device w/ power output optimization.
We wanted to implement a system that was small scale, low-cost, easy to use, and that would provide a high efficient ...
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EMG Controlled Robotic Arm
Team Member(s): Joseph Smith, Gary Spann
Semester: Spring 2013
End-Product Description
An Electromyography(EMG) controlled robotic arm utilizes the electrical signals transmitted in the user's muscles along the arm to control the robotic arm in a similar fashion. The user is attached to...
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Design of a Solar Powered Charging Station
Team Member(s): Travis Hanna, Tony Shoupe, Wade Thornhill
Semester: Spring 2013
End-Product Description
This solar powered charging station is designed as a portable, stand-alone power source for the majority of consumer electronics (i.e. iPads, iPhones and Android devices). Target markets include the ...
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Design of a Solar Array Positioning Controller
Team Member(s): Andrew F. Potter, Christopher A. Hayes, Nathaniel M. Eubanks, Vadim S. Ilin
Semester: Spring 2013
End-Product Description
Traditional fixed solar panel installation fails to optimize solar energy collection when the sun is not at its peak position. Maintaining a perpendicular angle with the sun optimizes the energy coll...
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Unmanned Proximity Tracking Device
Team Member(s): Mason, Hope, Rappold
Semester: Summer 2013
End-Product Description
The UPTD or Unmanned Proximity Tracking Device is a small drone in the form of a quadcopter that is capable of tracking a predetermined target. The UPTD will identify a predetermined color that the t...
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Design and Implementation of Affordable Sight Technology for the Blind
Team Member(s): Linzy Franks, Alex Martinez, Noah Larsen
Semester: Spring 2012
End-Product Description
Our product is a glove that will help the blind navigate without the use of a Seeing Eye dog or a cane. When the user approaches an object, he will feel a slight vibration on his wrist that will grow...
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Design of a Laser Tag System
Team Member(s): Ryan Myers, Matt Williams, Travis Tolin
Semester: Spring 2012
End-Product Description
Our product utilizes IR lasers and sensors in order to facilitate a strategic laser tag game. In the Briefing Room, players enter their names and choose the game parameters: game mode, teams (if a...
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Design of a Prototype Solar Battery Charger
Team Member(s): Jonathan Clark, Zachary Douglass, Michael Zimmerman
Semester: Spring 2012
End-Product Description
Charging devices on the go has become more important than ever as technology rapidly advances. Power delivery systems have remained stagnant in the form of electricity hogging wall chargers and ineffi...
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Design of a Self Contained Solar Powered Composter
Team Member(s): Heath Curtis, Daniel Goodhall, Crystal Donaldson
Semester: Spring 2012
End-Product Description
The solar powered composter can be available to interested consumers and would promote self-sufficiency by automatically charging and maintaining electrical circuitry along with converting organic was...
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Stability Controlled Bicopter
Team Member(s): Curtis Scott, John Law
Semester: Spring 2012
End-Product Description
The Stability Controlled Bicopter (SCB) is an RC aircraft vehicle that will maintain stability while it is in the air. The SCB is able to take the signals coming from the controller and implement the ...
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Design of a Geographical Exploration Vehicle
Team Member(s): Steven Rosenmarkle, Justin Lutz
Semester: Spring 2012
End-Product Description
The vehicle is a 500lb steel framed unmanned ground vehicle that is wirelessly controlled via 2.4GHz RC communication. It is powered by 24-36V DC and can consume up to 270A under normal operation. The...
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Design of a Geographical Exploration Vehicle
Team Member(s): Steven Rosenmarkle, Justin Lutz
Semester: Spring 2012
End-Product Description
The vehicle is a 500lb steel framed unmanned ground vehicle that is wirelessly controlled via 2.4GHz RC communication. It is powered by 24-36V DC and can consume up to 270A under normal operation. The...
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Radio Frequency Identification System
Team Member(s): Rochele Hullinger, and Brett Vines
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
The demand for applications using wireless communication is greatly increasing. The designed wireless communication system provides a reliable form of such communication. The system uses two radio f...
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Design, Construction, and Implementation of Wind Powered Generators
Team Member(s): Jushua Rodgers, and Nathan Barrow
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
As we use more and more of the Earth's resources, the human race pays the price. Fossil fuels that are processed and/or consumed produce deadly toxins into the air which damage the Earth's atmosphere...
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Designing a Rife-Bare Generator
Team Member(s): Matthew Brown, and Kenneth Kirkland
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
This Rife-Bare generator is a medical tool used for the eradication of bacteria. The generator employs the use of several different methods that all add to the functionality and success of the eradica...
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Wind Tunnel Power Consumption Optimization
Team Member(s): J. A. Martin, and A. M. Fralic
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
This project will design a process that will be used to meet the design objectives. This will result in the implementation of a control system that will minimize the power consumption of the low spee...
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Design of an Electric Vehicle Battery Management System
Team Member(s): Neil Edmonston
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
The EV BMS is a microcontroller based product that allows for easy integration on any electric vehicle. The system will monitor each cell in the battery pack and ensure that an overcharge, undercharge...
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Design of a Rail Gun with Control Unit and Targeting System
Team Member(s): Canaan DuVall and Seth DuVall
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
The electrical-powered rail gun on a turret base is an effective weapon for defensively neutralizing targets. The non-explosive bullets make transporting and storing ammunition much safer while the ab...
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Design and Implementation of an Alternative Energy System
Team Member(s): A.D. Thompson
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
A photo-voltaic panel, wind turbine, batteries, and an inverter organized to comprise as the final project description. The final design will be able to power a 40 watt light bulb through a DC to AC i...
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Overhaul of Power Distribution Network
Team Member(s): M. H. Leak, J. L. Gunn, and B. W. Eckard
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
The end product will be a more efficient and reliable feeder that will be submitted for approval by a Gulf Power Company system planning engineer. The customers will enjoy better reliability and fewe...
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Design of a Self-Powered Weather Monitoring Station
Team Member(s): Garrett McCabe and Michael Davidson
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
This project will design and develop a self-powered weather monitoring station which can be remotely surveyed by use of a website interface. Location of the weather station is not constrained by the a...
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Remote Control Video Camera
Team Member(s): Daniel Dolfie
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
This product allows the user to wirelessly control the direction that a camera is looking. The camera sends its images wirelessly to a screen. An example of a use for this product is to monitor anyt...
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Design of an Autonomous Deterrent/ Defense System
Team Member(s): John Burleson and Jason Dent
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
Fort Walton Beach, Florida - May 7, 2010 - B.D.G.R. Inc. proudly introduces ADS to protect our troops from harm overseas as well as defend against pest and rodents in the farming and agriculture world...
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Design of a DC Brushed Motor Controller and Static Air Resistance System for an Electric Vehicle
Team Member(s): H.R. Rosenstiel and P. Anderson
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
This electric vehicle is capable of speeds in excess of 60 mph for one hour. The motor control system controls the efficient use of the battery through various speed and torque conditions associated w...
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Design of a Room-Mapping Robot
Team Member(s): A. L. Coleman and T.R. Cantin
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
This robot is the basic design and structure of a generation of task performing robots; with potential use in military, hazardous, and civilian environments. Such as; deal with poison control, bomb lo...
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Design a Solar Powered System for the Emerald Coast Boys and Girls Club Builiding
Team Member(s): A. A. Oram and C. A. Chanley
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
End-Product Description: This project results in the design of a solar energy system for use in an existing commercial building (specifically, the ECC building). It allows clients to incorporate a so...
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Design of a Firefighter Robot
Team Member(s): Mitchell Hernandez and Dae Kim
Semester: Spring 2010
End-Product Description
This project will design and develop a prototype for a competition level fire fighting robot for users in commercial applications, e.g., commercial developers, homeowners, and applicable government ag...
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Design of a Prototype Wind Energy & Load Compensation System
Team Member(s): Elizabeth Cherry, Alan Newbold, John Vuong
Semester: Spring 2012
End-Product Description
In the past few years, green technology has been on the rise. Now, there is a solution for customers with windy days and high energy bills. A wind power system with load compensation is the perfect pr...
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High-Speed Video Camera Frame-Rate Validation
Team Member(s): Jarrrod D Palmer
Semester: Spring 2011
End-Product Description
The module will be connected to the IRIG input on the camera/recorder. The user can use the camera to record the user interface of the module. Based on the sequence of LEDs which are lit on the user i...
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Design of a Remote Control Vehicle to Test Ammonia Levels in a Dairy Plant
Team Member(s): Gregg Burkel
Semester: Fall 2010
End-Product Description
This project will consist of the design and development of a remote controlled hazardous material vehicle. The vehicle will be able to determine the anhydrous ammonia ppm concentration in a food prod...
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Design of Smart Power Pro: Wireless Power Measurement System
Team Member(s): Chelsea Coley, Stephanie Daley, Jeremy McKinney, and David Fletcher
Semester: Fall 2010
End-Product Description
Smart Power Pro represents a new advancement in home and/or business power consumption estimation technology. With this device the consumer will be able to perform real-time monitoring of home energy...
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Design for Radio Frequency Transmission and Reception
Team Member(s): Kyle R. Hollenbaugh & Michael D. Richards
Semester: Fall 2010
End-Product Description
This RF transmission and reception project provides a reliable means of direct communication. It has low power consumption and is designed to transmit radio waves over short distances. The user can ...
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A Wireless Audio System
Team Member(s): Benjamin Ronan, and Christopher Gerhardstein
Semester: Fall 2010
End-Product Description
The wireless audio system uses any input that can be instantly changed. The system modulates the input signal and transmits it on a user specified channel frequency. The receiver demodulates the cha...
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Design of a DC-DC Modular Smart Power Board
Team Member(s): D. M. White
Semester: Fall 2010
End-Product Description
The end result of this product is an extremely user friendly board capable of meeting up power requirements for unmanned system robotics. Therefore, the maximum power output for each of the variable ...
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