Calendar

Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1/15
First class meeting 4:00p - 5:50p ECEB 1002
1/22
Second class meeting 4:00p - 5:50p ECEB 1002
CAD assignment due 11:59p
1/29
Add/Drop Deadline due 11:59p
Third class meeting 4:00p - 5:50p ECEB 1002
Project approval due 11:59p
2/5
First team meetings with TAs 4:00p ECEB 2015/3015
Proposals due 11:59p
Initial Conversation With Machine Shop (required if using the shop) due 4:00p ECEB 1047
Team Contract due 11:59p
2/12
2/19
Design Document due 11:59p
Proposal Regrade due 11:59p
2/26
Design Review 8:00a - 6:00p With Instructor and TAs
Design Review 8:00a - 4:00p With Instructor and TAs
Design Review 8:00a With Instructor and TAs
PCB Review 3:00p - 5:00p ECEB 3081
3/4
Last day for revisions to the machine shop due ECEB 1048
3/11
Spring Break
Spring Break
Spring Break
Spring Break
Spring Break
3/18
3/25
Design Doc Regrade due 11:59p
4/1
4/8
4/15
Mock demo During weekly TA mtg
Mock demo During weekly TA mtg
Mock demo During weekly TA mtg
Mock demo During weekly TA mtg
Mock demo During weekly TA mtg
4/22
Final Demo With Instructor and TAs
Final Demo With Instructor and TAs
Final Demo With Instructor and TAs
Mock Presentation With Comm and ECE TAs
Mock Presentation With Comm and ECE TAs
Extra Credit Video Assignment due 11:59p
4/29
Final Presentation With instructor and TAs
Final Presentation With Instructor and TAs
Final papers due 11:59p
Lab checkout 3:00p - 4:30p With TA
Award Ceremony 4:30p - 5:30p Grainger Auditorium
Lab Notebook Due due 11:59p

LED Cube

Michael Lin, Raymond Yeh

LED Cube

Featured Project

LED technology is more advanced and much more efficient than traditional incandescent light bulbs and as such our team decided we wanted to build a device related to LEDs. An LED cube is inherently aesthetically pleasing and ours will be capable of displaying 3D animations and lighting patterns with much increased complexity compared to any 2D display of comparable resolution. Environmental interaction will also be able to control the various lighting effects on the cube. Although our plan is for a visually pleasing cube, our implementation can easily be adapted for more practical applications such as displaying 3D models.