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CENG 3311 - Fall 2006 Design Project - Final ReportLab for Telecom and Networks Discrete Component Implementation Team Alpha: Scot Smith Tom Ives Chris Chow Thu Nguyen George Tanev Mushtaq Mohammed Table of Contents I. Team Members: 2 II. Project Overview: 2 1. Preliminary System Design: 2 2. System Design Overview: 2 3. Hardware: 2 Anticipated components 2 Components we actually used: 3 III. Timeline 3 IV. Process 4 1. Transmitter 4 Temperature Sensor (LM34) 4 ADC (ADC0804) 4 Clock (4800Hz) 4 UART (AY-5-1013A) 5 Line Receiver (MC1489) 5 2. Receiver 6 V. Results: 7 VI. Cost Analysis: 8 VII. Conclusions: 8 Design Project – Final Report Lab for Telecom and Networks – Fall 2006 Team Members: Scot Smith Tom Ives Chris Chow Thu Nguyen George Tanev Mushtaq Mohammed Project Overview: Preliminary System Design: System Design Overview: Our device is a remote temperature sensor that senses the temperature and sends the results to the PC. To accomplish this, an ADC is used to convert the analog signal from the LM34 Temperature Sensor to an 8 bit binary signal, which is then converted by a UART into serial data steam in TTL format. A TTL to RS232 signal conversion is performed by a MC1489 Monolithic quad line receiver before the signal is sent to the PC. Hardware: Anticipated components Components we actually used: 1 Temperature Sensor – LM34DZ 1 Analog to Digital converter – ADC0804 2 UART – AY 5 1013A 2 Breadboards Wiring 1 Capacitor (0.47 uF) 1 Resistors (10k O) LEDs [Tom’s Clock stuff] Timeline Oct 24 Oct 31 Nov 07 Nov 14 Nov 21 Nov 28 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Divide into Groups Examine previous designs in depth Troubleshoot the data connection Continue troubleshoot the data connection Finalize Implementation Present Report to class. Assigned Teams Prototype current design Connected outside source to the project Clean the wiring on the circuit Consolidate Reports Preliminary System Design Document Activiti