Engineering Workshop

Kelvin Brammer
k.brammer@Derby.ac.uk
MS235 EXT.3589

Module Introduction

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 Module Timetable
Week
Lecture Lab MS239 Asynchronous
No.
Coursework briefs.
Health and Safety Induction.
Component identification. Complete CW1 Lab Book Lab 1.
1 Tools and kits.
Software Introduction.  
CW1 Lab Book Lab 1.
CW2 Circuit Schematic. Add entries to CW1 lab book for
2 CW2 Circuit Schematic. CW1 Lab Book Lab 2a and 2b. remaining labs.
3 CW2 Circuit Schematic/PCB. CW1 Lab Book Lab 3a and 3b.
 
4 CW2 PCB. CW1 Lab Book Lab 4.
5 CW2 PCB. CW1 Lab Book Lab 5. Complete any labs not finished during
CW1 Lab Book catchup. timetabled session.
6 CW2 PCB.
CW2.
7 CW2.
8 CW2.
9 CW2.
No Lecture Continue with CW2 build and lab book.
10 CW2.
11 CW2.
12 CW2.

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 Coursework Briefs
Return
Assessment Weighting Submission Date
Date
Course Work 1
30% Workbook Turnitin Friday 12/11/2021 (23:59). 03/12/2021
Workshop Skills Portfolio

Schematic functionality demonstration before end Immediately

15/10/2021. assessed

Feedback
PCB submitted for feedback and fabrication before end
within one
05/11/2021.
Course Work 2 week
70%
Mini Project Design and Build
Build demonstration before end of last timetabled lab Immediately
session. assessed

Workbook Turnitin Friday 17/12/2021 (23:59). 07/01/2022

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 Coursework 1 Lab 1 example
PIC18F25K22 is a 28 pin microcontroller in a Quad Flat No-lead
(QFN) package, 6mm square, 0.65mm pin pitch.

Pin 1 here, indicated by

dimple at this corner of IC
IC image, and pinout image from datasheet accessed at Microchip.com (2021) PIC18F25K22.
Available at: https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/PIC18F25K22 (Accessed: 17/09/2021).
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 Component Identification

• Before any design can take place you need to know how to
identify the components from the symbol in schematic
diagrams and what they look like in ‘real life’.
• Any symbols ideally should conform to the International
Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards (old standards
include ANSI, DIN and AS).

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Maq5IyHSuc

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Component Value Colour Codes
1 0 103 5%

4 7 0 102 1%

2 7 6 100 5% 100ppm

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 Resistors – Preferred Values

E24 series (tolerance 1% and 5%)

10 11 12 13 15 16
18 20 22 24 27 30
33 36 39 43 47 51
56 62 68 75 82 91

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Engineering Units – Standard Form

SI prefixes
Prefix Representations
Name Symbol Base 10 Value
tera T 1012 1000000000000.0  
giga G 109 1000000000.0  
mega M 106 1000000.0  
kilo k 103 1000.0  
  100 1.0  
milli m 10−3   0.001
micro μ 10−6   0.000001
nano n 10−9   0.000000001
pico p 10−12   0.000000000001
femto f 10−15   0.000000000000001
atto a 10−18   0.000000000000000001

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineering_notation
 Resistors

Fixed Value Resistor

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Poll Everywhere Slide

Technology Project Lecture 1 10

 Variable Resistors

Potentiometer
Wiper turns Resistive
with dial material

Full resistance Part resistance

value between between
A and B A and W or
B and W
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Poll Everywhere Slide

Technology Project Lecture 1 12

Poll Everywhere Slide

Technology Project Lecture 1 13

 Capacitors 1

If the manufacturer uses an alphanumeric marking system or a colour

band marking system, the number part is the same as for resistors,
except that the value represented is in pF.
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Capacitors 2

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Capacitors 3

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 Inductors

If the manufacturer uses an alphanumeric marking system or a colour

band marking system, the number part is the same as for resistors,
except that the value represented is in H.
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 Transistors

Bipolar Junction Metal Oxide Junction

Transistor Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor
NPN and PNP Field Effect Transistor NPN and PNP
NPN and PNP

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 Diodes

A K

K
A

Typical diode packages and terminal identification.

A is anode and K is cathode.
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Integrated Circuits - ICs

Gnd
Tri
Vcc

Out Dis
Thr
Rst Con
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Integrated Circuits – ICs – Pin 1?

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Integrated Circuits – ICs – Pin 1
Dimple Chamfer
Marks marks
Pin 1 pin 1 side

Line
marks
Pin 1 end

Largest cut
corner
Marks Pin 1 22
Poll Everywhere Slide

Technology Project Lecture 1 23

 Software Introduction

Multisim is used to create and Ultiboard is used to create

simulate circuit schematics Printed Circuit Board (PCB)
layouts

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 Software Introduction

Open Circuit Schematic and PCB design tips document under “Study
Materials/Lectures and coursework 2 related info/National Instruments Multisim
and Ultiboard” on course resources for download and installation links.

Open the Multisim software on your PC.

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