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| Intro |
Here are some of the projects I have done in the past.
Most of the projects listed here are all hardware and
software projects. Quite a few of them were done for
college. Some involved microcontroller programming,
gate level logic processor design, Integrated Circuit
fabrication, and more.
Lately, I have been doing a bunch of software programming
projects. Ever since I have started the CO-OP program
with Digital Equipment Corporation (which I highly recommend
for anyone who is in college to do - that is a CO-OP program)
I have learned how to do Windows programming, network
administration, perl, 3D apps, run linux, and a bunch of
other stuff. Just check out the projects listed below for
more information. (I love computers.)
To see some of my more advanced projects, see them on the
ESTSS DEMO pages.
Thanks for taking the time to read through my projects and
ideas.
If you have any interests, comments, questions, or offers --
please, feel free to email me and I will be happy to reply.
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| IC Fabrication |
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Fabrication of Integrated Circuits : Summer 1996
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- Objective:
Hands-on laboratory experience in fabricating integrated circuit
devices, such as: p-n junction diodes, bipolar transistors and
field-effect transistors.
- Class:
ECE 344
(A really cool class.)
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| Laser Snooper |
- Objective:
Not an eaves-dropping device, but a project on modulation
detection technology. :)
- Class:
ADSL - ECE 246
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| Legobot AI |
- Objective:
The course in general was mainly intended for writting programs
in assembly (80x86). Some assignments included: computer demo
programs, games, device drivers, and others. The legobot project
combined all of these for the "finals".
- Class:
Computer Engineering/Architechure II - ECE 291
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| Elevator Controller |
- Objective:
This isn't really useful if you're a contractor,
but the information in here shows how the task was broken down
to solve the problem of building a controller and the steps to
take in completing the project. This project involved the use
of the microcontroller - M68HC11.
- Class:
Digital Systems Laboratory - ECE 249
- Note:
The report submitted was not returned to us. So the hardware
schematics are not available. However, pseudo-code is made
available for you to use as a guide when designing your own.
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| Content |
| IC Fabrication
| Laser Snooper
| Legobot AI
| Elevator Controller
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