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Electronics Development Updates - Ferrite Bead Inductors & PCB Layout Progress

Stay informed about the latest advancements in electronics design with updates on Ferrite Bead Inductors, PCB layouts, and more. This week's highlights include ordering inductors, finalizing PCB layout designs, and upcoming plans for testing and fabrication. Follow along as the project progresses towards completion.

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Electronics Development Updates - Ferrite Bead Inductors & PCB Layout Progress

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  1. Presenter: Kenny Haulk

  2. This Week’s Highlights • Ferrite bead inductors ordered • VCSELs still haven’t arrived • PCB layout finished (aggressive and not so aggressive designs) • Transceiver schematic finished • Attenuated tests run on learning receiver board • Passives will be ordered today or tomorrow • Will send PCB layout for fabrication

  3. Ferrite Bead Inductors • Part number: BLM11HA102SG made by Murata 1121.phathookups.com/~kenny/max3287.pdf

  4. New PCB Layout

  5. Less Aggressive Design

  6. More Aggressive Design

  7. Full Schematic

  8. Learning Receiver Board + Attenuator Setup

  9. Sample Eye Diagrams (PRBS7 at 0dB)

  10. PRBS7 at 10dB

  11. PRBS7 at 20dB

  12. PRBS7 at 50dB

  13. PRBS7 at 60dB

  14. GANTT Chart

  15. Updated Financial Budget

  16. Plans for the Coming Week • Receive inductors and other passives • Receive fabricated PCB layout and begin building/testing the design(s) • Continue working on first paper

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