2. During the next sessions you will have to
make a circuit.
Not too difficult … not too simple... you know!!
3. It has to satisfy certain conditions:
1.
It has to be made up of electronic
components
4. 2. It must have a purpose
3. It has to be mounted on a platform
small enough to be kept in a bag,
together with
the rest of the
components
from one
session to next
one.
5. Every connection has to be made
bellow the surface, so the upper part
has to be free-wires (as much as
possible)
4.
7. If possible, use a relay to have a
secondary circuit in charge of having
some physical effect
6.
8. And, OF COURSE, the whole project
has to be perfectly documented, so
you have to include:
7.
Report, in which you have to describe
the specifications of the proyect, the
circuit and its application by using a
complete diagram, the places in which
you searched for info, the planning...
List of materials and tools
Complete estimate
15. Interesting links and places to buy electronic
components. Some of them with catalogues in which
you can see the different products and prices
Microlog: c/ Andrés Obispo, 37 http://www.microlog.es
catal: http://www.microlog.net/jml4/index.php/catalogos/visualizar
Array: C/ Juan de Austria, 20 http://www.arrayep.es/
Conectrol: c/ Jorge Juan, 57 http://www.conectrol.com/
Diotronic: c/ Juan Bravo, 58 http://www.diotronic.com/
Telkron: Avda. Donostiarra, 13 http://www.telkron.com/
16. Interesting web page (one so far) in which you can
consult very nice practical ideas for your projects.
NO EXCUSES TO DO A POOR THING
Tecnoastro – IES Jorge Manrique:
Tecnoastro – IES Jorge Manrique:
http://www.tecnoastro.es/
http://www.tecnoastro.es/
- Electronic projects:
- Electronic projects:
http://www.tecnoastro.es/tecnologia/electronica.htm
http://www.tecnoastro.es/tecnologia/electronica.htm
- Other projects:
- Other projects:
http://www.tecnoastro.es/tecnologia/otros_proyectos.htm
http://www.tecnoastro.es/tecnologia/otros_proyectos.htm