This document describes the design and development of a 2-way walkie talkie device with a minimum range of 30 meters. The team consisted of Cramon Myers as the lead designer, Andre Turner for circuit building and technical assistance, and Marco Hernandez for documentation and technical assistance. The document outlines the block diagram, electrical schematic, progress made, risks and mitigations, project schedule, challenges faced, victories achieved, and lessons learned from bringing the schematic design to a physical product.

1. 2 Way Communication Device

2. TEAM
 Cramon Myers-Lead Designer/Team
Leader
 Andre Turner-Circuit Builder/Technical
Assistance
 Marco Hernandez-
Documentation/Technical Assistance

3. Description of Project
 Our finished product is a 2 way
communicator or “Walkie-Talkie” with a
minimum range of 30 meters built from
the ground up.

4. Block Diagram
Power Supply
Transmitter
Receiver
SpeakerAntenna

5. Electrical Schematic

6. Schematic cont.

7. Progress

8. Planning “B.O.M”

9. Risks and Mitigations
 RISKS
 Not having all
required parts
 Attendance
 Faults in
protoboard/final
product
 MITIGATIONS
 Finding all
equivalent parts if
needed
 Schedule meetings
and conference calls
with all team
members
 Extra parts on hand
in case of damaged
or faulty hardware

10. MS Project Schedule

11. Mile Stone 1:

12. Milestone 2:

14. Challenges
 Finding transformer to use for circuit
 Knowing when it was time to start
soldering parts
 Time management

15. Victories
 Finishing a schematic and agreeing to
stick with it
 Seeing our project come together with
hardware actually being put together
 Testing parts and seeing that they
worked and were not faulty

16. What the team learned
 Throughout the project timeline we
learned how to actually apply our skills
and knowledge we have acquired over
our time here at ITT and using it to bring
a schematic that was originally on paper,
to life.

17. Are There Any Questions?