Goal: Start final phase of building with starting the final PCB design and marketing aspects
Allison: complete physical dummy pcb
Samantha: Catch up on documentation for the group
Claire:
IN SCHOOL: Human head model for marketting / wow-factor
OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL: MATLAB and simulink model for communication
Team accomplishment:
Samantha: Finished weekly reports and completed incomplete weekly pages on the website.
Allison: Tested solder mask and created the dummy pcb, fully functional
Claire: Tried different methods of slicing the head model, trouble-shooting the problems with each method, and determined a plan for how to slice the head model and what needs to change to make it happen.
Lead: Allison w/ Dummy PCB
Progress:
learned how to apply solder mask while taking into account copper pads that need to be open
applied solder mask and soldered components to create the working dummy pcb
Plan for next week:
adjust pads and traces on final pcb design and start to cnc
Lead: Claire in Fusion360 & Fusion360 Slicer
Goal:
Slice an already-made human head model to CNC out of plywood or acrylic material to display the PCB for marketting or wow-factor reasons
What was actually Acomplished
Followed a tutorial to slice the head model, and learned how to divide the model manually using the surfaces tool features
Problems Run Into:
The head models are a type of component, not a physical body. Once converted into a body, Fusion360 can't apply certain surface features that would help to divide the model because they are surface features--not body tools.
The school computers don't allow for easy access to downloading different softwares needed to slice models (work will have to be done at home)
Goal for next week
Claire will download the models and slice them at home, and have a fully functioning head model by the end of the week (this is for in-class work, out of class work will be dedicated to MATLAB and testing still)