What to Turn in

Design Challenge: Describe the thinking behind your design and the work you did to realize it.
Preparation: Describe the research you did in choosing the components for your design. List all parts that were considered.
Work in the Lab: Describe the work you did in lab, both in the preliminary stages of your design (e.g. experimenting with potential circuits and components), and in the testing and debugging of your completed circuit. Discuss any significant problems you had in the layout and fabrication processes.
Results from the Lab: When your circuit is complete, you should characterize its performance, both quantitatively and qualitatively. Include measurements of performance and samples of significant waveforms.
Design Discussion: Discuss how your circuit works. Describe the purpose of each component or group of components. Explain the waveforms and voltages you measured in the lab.
Document your Design: Include copies of your schematic and layout, and a photograph of your completed board. This material may be incorporated into previous sections or gathered together into a separate section.