Rhys November Blog

Published by Rhys on

In the month of November I worked closely with Luke on our initial PCB design. We compared designed and iterated on our own PCBs. For the final decision it was decided to use my design as our submission. Following on from the initial design I added passive side and rear IR sensors to the PCB design and this design as shown in the picture will be printed. The printed PCB will be handed over to Luke for soldering and installing onto the micro-mouse chassis.

Categories: Rhys' Blogs
Tags:

Rhys

Hello there, my name is Rhys and I'm currently in my second year of studying Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Swansea University. I am the the breadboard technician and secondary programmer in the team. Since a young age I have been interested in technology and electronics. I have keen interest in keeping up to date in the latest electronic releases and as hobbies I enjoy building my own desktop PCs and playing video games.

0 Comments

Leave a Reply

Avatar placeholder

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Posts

Rhys' Blogs

Rhys’ Project Reflection

Overall the project was a success as we had a working micro-mouse but there was clear lesson learned in project and time management. A shell aesthetics were not marked, therefore a simple dome with a Read more…

Rhys' Blogs

Rhys’ April Blog

During our last couple weeks our plan was to complete the final assembly of our mouse with the shell fitted to the chassis and moving on to finalising code and testing. After Luke completed the Read more…

Rhys' Blogs

Rhys’ March Blog

During the month of March I finished testing the menu features and worked on fitting a OLED display to the micromouse temporarily. I added a software calibration of the white line sensors as it’s own Read more…