Portfolio Introduction Workshop Activities 50% Weighting Mini Project 50% Weighting This completed portfolio will need submitting to Canvas by the due date. Questions please email Dr Sarah Slater [email protected] Student Name Student Number Portfolio Contents Workbook 1 ................................ ................................ ................................ ................
PrefaceBefore you start this project, please be sure that you have completed all of the following activities.Read the project all the way through before starting. For example, there are some suggestions in the last section.Complete all reading and watch all videos for Modules 1, 2, and 3. Ensure that you understand number systems, codes, Boolean logic, and combinational logic circuits and that you are familiar with Logisim.Note the grading pol...
Summary of the Real-World Business SituationThe emergence of numerous cryptocurrencies has attracted individual and company investors. Bitcoin is one of the most famous and valuable Cryptocurrency. Investors and business analysist are trying to determine the best investment decisions that can result into high returns. Determining the expected price change (rise or fall) is a major factor in Cryptocurrency investment (Borgonovo, et al., 20...
Assignment Part B(Instrumentations) Submission date (part B): Wed 13 February 2019 This is an individual course work, any sign of plagiarism will be dealt with severe penalty! Intended Learning Outcomes: - analyse and calculate a force measurement using strain gauge analyse and calculate a temperature measurement with platinum resistance sensor analyse and calculate temperature measurement with 2 RTDs analyse pr...
Task 1) (5 pts) Simplify the following expression: 2) (10 pts) Calculate the period of the following: a) The function f (t) = (10 cos t)2 b) The frequency of a telephone line which is 3kHz 3) (10 pts) A communication channel is designed to have a capacity of 300 Mbps with a bandwidth of 3 MHz. Calculate the Signal-to-Noise ratio that is required to achieve this data rate. 4) (25 pts) Given the following parameters for a switching networ...
The CircuitThis exercise assignment requires you to analyse the design of a type of voltage regulator, simulate its performance in Multisim, calculate some component values and answer a number of questions. The use of Multisim was covered in the module’s practical sessions (weeks 3-5) and all information about how to use the software is still available on the Canvas site. You should submit your answers type-written on paper, along with...
Task 1. Consider the discrete-time system represented by the linear constant-coefficient difference equation below: a. Draw a block-diagram representation of the system in terms of adders, delays, and coefficient multiplication branches.b. Draw a linear signal-flow graph representation of the systemc. Apply the transposition theorem to (b) and show the resulting signal flow graph 2. Consider the discrete-time linear causal syste...
Task1: Creating a bit-error rate curve for a [127,120] Hamming codeThese are ways of adding redundant information to a signal so that errors caused by a noisy channel may be identified and even corrected by the receiver. This is a method of assigning bits to symbols which ensures that, for reasonably high SNR, each symbol error only results in one bit-error. This is a spreading out of the signal on the frequency axis, caused by many differ...
Instructions to Candidates: This assignment constitutes 50% of the grade for this module. 11:59 pm, 25th July 2021 The assignment should be your own work and written in your own words (1500 words + relevant material in Appendices). It will be checked for plagiarism using Turnitin. Any plagiarism or copying from others will be dealt with through the university’s plagiarism...
Section AA1 (a) Define the term ‘microsensor’. [2 marks](b) The terms ‘accuracy’ and ‘resolution’ are often used to describe the performance of a microsensor. Clearlydistinguish the meaning of these two terms. [3 marks] (c) All sensing materials are imperfect and exhibit nonideal behaviour as a result of inherent defects. Describe the FIVE main categories of defect that exist and give some specific examp...
ObjectiveObjective: Through a cruise control problem, study the principle of P and PI controllers; how to use them in practical problems; and how to design a control system to meet certain criteria. 1. Physical setup and math model � Figure 1 is a simplified cruise control system. If the inertia of the wheels is neglected, and it is assumed that friction (which is proportional to the car's spee...
Advantages and Disadvantages of 3028 AccelerometerYou are designing an engine control system. One of the control inputs for this system is the vibration level of the engine. You have selected a Measurement Specialties 3028 accelerometer (±10g version). Its datasheet is available on the ELEC6208 course website. You need to design a circuit to interface with it, amplify the signal, filter out unwanted vibration frequencies, and in...
Task You are working at an engineering company designing a circuit to amplify the signal from a biological assay. The assay measures the concentration of malaria in a sample of blood. Your instrument needs to be able to measure concentrations even in patients who are heavily infected as well as patients who only have a trace infection. Your instrument relies on the output of a photosensor which produces a current of µA per nmole/liter of mala...
Battery TypesOverview The aim of the assignment will be to characterise the performance of 3 different types of single cell lithium batteries. This will be achieved practically by using a constant current discharge (energy) and pulse capacity charge / discharge (power) test, as well as theoretically within a simulated model within Simulink. From the results you will then need to construct a comparative report looking at a range of battery per...
Questions:The project should exercise most if not all of the ideas covered in the lectures and/or labs. Students are encouraged to go beyond the scope of the material covered in lectures and laboratory exercises. The projects will be evaluated based on following criteria: •Understanding of the problem, •Creativity •Quality of implementation and execution •Independent Thinking •Originality •Thoroughness of the ...