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This project is intended to help Professor Andrew H. Bass research team from department of Neurobiology and Behavior studying and understanding aggressive behavior between fishes. Our group’s MEng project is building a small toadfish model Continue reading
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We designed and developed an instrument that produces sound when the user initiates vibrations on a steel rod. These mechanical vibrations are converted into a voltage signal by a pickup like those used for electric guitars. This voltage signal Continue reading
In modern medicine, the measurement of electrophysiological signals play a key role in health monitoring and diagnostics. Electrical activity originating from our nerve and muscle cells conveys real-time information about our current health state. The two most common and actively used techniques for measuring such signals are Continue reading
Vibration energy harvesting converts mechanical energy from ambient sources to electricity to power remote sensors. Compared to linear resonators that have poor performance away from their natural Continue reading
Class D amplifiers are becoming increasingly popular in audio devices. The strongest reason is the high efficiency which makes it advantageous for portable battery-driven Continue reading
This study describes the design of a track-and-hold (T&H) circuit with 10bit resolution, 80MS/s and 30MHz bandwidth. It is designed in a 0.18µm CMOS process with a supply voltage of 1.8 Volt. The circuit is supposed to Continue reading
Design Considerations:
Blood pressure monitors can use Korotkoff, Oscillometry, or Pulse Transit Time methods to measure blood pressure. They employ a pressure cuff, pump, and transducer to measure the Continue reading