Thank you for visiting my portfolio website. At this time it is still a work in progress. Check back by each day for more updates. Descriptions and other photos/videos still being added. Most sections are complete besides Labview, Visual Basic, and Ladder Logic sections.
Check out my highlights below, and see the tabs on the left to see each of the sections showing more examples from most of my semesters and types of projects I’ve worked on at ISU, as well as a section with more information about me including my contact information..
A photo of the outside of our current progress on the capstone project involving the Simon game and a Reflex game. Programming done by me, with hardware mostly done by my partner Dexter
The inside showing the current progress on the wiring. Mostly done by Dexter, with some parts and fixes that I worked on.
The most recent video taken, showing the programming for the Simon game (using the colored corner buttons) in action for the first time.
One or my many digital labs from 2nd semester robotics. This one uses a PWM signal (created and adjusted using a square wave, and a comparator, comparing a dynamic value) to control the speed of a motor, and an H-bridge circuit to adjust the direction.
A project designed by a previous robotics student, that is soldered by each 3rd semester student with surface mount and through hole soldering, and then used with labview to read the inputs and control outputs.
A 5-25V power supply, designed and built by all 3rd semester students in robotics. Complete with variable voltage control, overvoltage protection, and current limiting.
A motor control lab where wii remote data is read into labview, which then communicates with the QY@ board to control 2 servos and a solenoid.
Another motor control lab where labview is used with the QY@ board to send pulses to a stepper motor driver and control the direction and pulses of the stepper motor.
A 4 week lab from 4th semester robotics that takes an audio (analog) signal and modulates it onto a carrier signal to prepare it to be transmitted over the AM band at tne output with an antenna.
One of many wiring board labs from 3rd Semester EET(Electrical Engineering Technology), with this one involving a fan, a startup buzzer, a solenoid to control a ram, timers and relays, power control and indicators, and start/stop buttons.
A scene on factory I/O built by another student, but edited by me to make it work with my program better, and controlled by programming running ladder logic software on a 5000 series Micrologix PLC, written by me.
This is one of the different versions of the motor starter trainers that we practice wiring, troubleshooting, and programming throughout the semester. Various lights, buttons, relays, timers and the motor starter get wired up in their own system. As well as with the PLC, and the HMI unit on the front side.
One of the 4th Semester EET labs involving 3 single phase transformers as a 3 phase transforme, and wiring up various delta and wye configurations on each side.
A system using a pressure switch to turn on and off an air pressure supply into the system based on the current PSI reading.
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