Report Requirements and Managing Your ProjectSlide 2Slide 3Slide 4Slide 5Slide 6Slide 7Slide 8Slide 9Slide 10Slide 11Slide 12Slide 13Slide 14Slide 15Slide 16Slide 17Slide 18Slide 19Slide 20Slide 21Slide 22Slide 23Slide 24Slide 25Slide 26Slide 27Slide 28Slide 29Slide 30Slide 31Slide 32Slide 33Slide 34Slide 35Slide 36Report Requirements andManaging Your ProjectProject ReportDesignStageDrawingStageExperimentingStagePrototypingStageTesting,Troubleshooting, and Final DocumentationWorking Prototype1. Design drawings (3) (a) System diagram (b) Circuit design sketch (c) Packaging plan2. Working schematic diagram3. Breadboard drawing4. Printed circuit board layout5. Printed circuit board artwork6. Printed circuit board fabrication drawing7. Printed circuit board assembly drawing8. Wiring diagram drawing9. Final packaging drawing1. Concepts and require- ments document2. Experiments results document3. Tests and Results document4. Summary and recommendations documentCONCEPTS AND REQUIREMENTSDOCUMENT Project GoalsProject ObjectivesProject ResponsibilitiesProject Theory of OperationApprovalSystem DiagramCircuit Design SketchPackaging Design SketchProject ReportDesignStageDrawingStageExperimentingStagePrototypingStageTesting,Troubleshooting, and Final DocumentationWorking Prototype1. Design drawings (3) (a) System diagram (b) Circuit design sketch (c) Packaging plan2. Working schematic diagram3. Breadboard drawing4. Printed circuit board layout5. Printed circuit board artwork6. Printed circuit board fabrication drawing7. Printed circuit board assembly drawing8. Wiring diagram drawing9. Final packaging drawing1. Concepts and require- ments document2. Experiments results document3. Tests and Results document4. Summary and recommendations documentWorking SchematicParts ListProject ReportDesignStageDrawingStageExperimentingStagePrototypingStageTesting,Troubleshooting, and Final DocumentationWorking Prototype1. Design drawings (3) (a) System diagram (b) Circuit design sketch (c) Packaging plan2. Working schematic diagram3. Breadboard drawing4. Printed circuit board layout5. Printed circuit board artwork6. Printed circuit board fabrication drawing7. Printed circuit board assembly drawing8. Wiring diagram drawing9. Final packaging drawing1. Concepts and require- ments document2. Experiments results document3. Tests and Results document4. Summary and recommendations documentBreadboard DrawingSolderless BreadboardWire WrappingExperiments Results DocumentConclusionsTest ResultsProject ReportDesignStageDrawingStageExperimentingStagePrototypingStageTesting,Troubleshooting, and Final DocumentationWorking Prototype1. Design drawings (3) (a) System diagram (b) Circuit design sketch (c) Packaging plan2. Working schematic diagram3. Breadboard drawing4. Printed circuit board layout5. Printed circuit board artwork6. Printed circuit board fabrication drawing7. Printed circuit board assembly drawing8. Wiring diagram drawing9. Final packaging drawing1. Concepts and require- ments document2. Experiments results document3. Tests and Results document4. Summary and recommendations documentPrinted Circuit BoardsSingle-sided Printed Circuit Board.The single-sided board, as its nameimplies, has circuit traces and padsetched on only one side. Componentsare mounted on the other (nontrace)side, with leads protruding throughdrilled holes to the copper pads,where they are soldered in place.Double-sided Printed Circuit Board.The double-sided board has tracesand pads on both sides. Componentsare mounted on only one side,however, and leads brought throughand soldered as with single-sidedboardsMultilayer Printed Circuit Board.In the multilayer PC board, two ormore boards having circuit traceson one or both sides are laminated,or sandwiched, together. Thus,multilayer boards have many morecircuit traces than do single- ordouble-sided boards. Nonetheless,as with most PC boards,components are mounted on onlyone side.Clean the Blank PC BoardApply the PhotoresistDry the PhotoresistExpose Sensitized PCBDevelop the PCBRinse and DrySolder SuckerSolder WickProject ReportDesignStageDrawingStageExperimentingStagePrototypingStageTesting,Troubleshooting, and Final DocumentationWorking Prototype1. Design drawings (3) (a) System diagram (b) Circuit design sketch (c) Packaging plan2. Working schematic diagram3. Breadboard drawing4. Printed circuit board layout5. Printed circuit board artwork6. Printed circuit board fabrication drawing7. Printed circuit board assembly drawing8. Wiring diagram drawing9. Final packaging drawing1. Concepts and require- ments document2. Experiments results document3. Tests and Results document4. Summary and recommendations documentTest Results DocumentPreliminary Test Resultswiring checksoldering checkcomponent location checkcomponent installation checkOperational Test Resultscatastrophic failuresminor errorscalibrationtroubleshooting requiredsatisfactory operationTroubleshooting Resultsproblem definitionproblem correctionsatisfactory functionPerformance Test Resultstest performedtest resultsConcluding CommentsSummary and Recommendations