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Team NSR: The NSR Security System

Team NSR: The NSR Security System. By: Neal Tatum, Shane McDonald, Ruben Cerda. Outline. Objectives Introduction Problem Statement Analysis Results Conclusion. Objectives. To build a working digital security system To learn more about electrical engineering and the binary code

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Team NSR: The NSR Security System

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  1. Team NSR:The NSR Security System By: Neal Tatum, Shane McDonald, Ruben Cerda Team NSR: NSR Security System

  2. Team NSR: NSR Security System

  3. Outline • Objectives • Introduction • Problem Statement • Analysis • Results • Conclusion Team NSR: NSR Security System

  4. Objectives • To build a working digital security system • To learn more about electrical engineering and the binary code • To become better collaborators Team NSR: NSR Security System

  5. Introduction Our team is creating a new digital security system that runs on a 4 digit binary lock (a lock that runs on 0 and 1 for the imputing number). Team NSR: NSR Security System

  6. Problem Our team is to design, test and manufacture a low cost prototype digital security system. As electrical engineers, we have to design the system and build it on a breadboard. To complete the task, we will need a basic understanding of digital design principals. Team NSR: NSR Security System

  7. Limitations/Restrictions • Limitations • 1 AND chip, 1 OR chip, and 1 NOT chip • Restrictions • 4 bits (16 combinations) but only 4 codes can be correct • Goals: working security system, learn more about EE, and better collaborators Team NSR: NSR Security System

  8. Analysis • How will we accomplish our goals? • What technology did we use? Team NSR: NSR Security System

  9. Our Digital Security System Team NSR: NSR Security System

  10. Results • Accomplished • So, We have developed a working security system Team NSR: NSR Security System

  11. Conclusion • We feel we have accomplished all of our goals we set at the beginning of the week. • Considering we have a working security system, we feel that our engineered creation is a success. Team NSR: NSR Security System

  12. Our Work • Each of us equally worked on creating the Security System, PowerPoint, and Technical Paper equally. To do this, we took turns writing, creating, and revising our work. Team NSR: NSR Security System

  13. Questions? Team NSR: NSR Security System

  14. Thank You! Team NSR: NSR Security System

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