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Various schematic diagrams made in lab reports or papers in my undergraduate years. All were made using circuit_macros + latex processing converted to postscript, then used ps2eps to properly crop the diagrams and then used the "convert -density 300 foo.eps foo.png" to get high resolution png images
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Photographer:Kevin Daniels
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This was an external logic package that was a part of a NEMA TS1 cabinet running a Traconex CJ-32 controller. This logic package was actually pretty simple, consisting of several diode cards, AND gates, dual inverters and timer/count cards.
Thriller Featuring DJ Logic performing for the free concert series Bud Light Street Beat in Vail Village on 4.14.10. Other highlights included a Michael Jackson costume contest dance-off and a Volvo C30 car give-away!
Bud Light Street Beat is a project of the Vail Valley Foundation. Complete information can be found at www.vvf.org.
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I decided to make a fake poster for Logic Jeans lunch time yesterday. Something I might see in magazines. So far, I have edited 7 pictures. 5 of Chris, 1 of Tin, and 1 of them together (I had more pics of Chris since he came first, but I have finished selecting the frames to edit).
This was an external logic package that was a part of a NEMA TS1 cabinet running a Traconex CJ-32 controller. This logic package was actually pretty simple, consisting of several diode cards, AND gates, dual inverters and timer/count cards.
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Photographer:Kevin Daniels
108 ICs, mostly 4000 series CMOS logic to control the instrument. This takes inputs from the front panel controls, drives the 7-segment displays (seen on the vertical PCB at the right side of the board) and produces the control signals for the synthesiser counter, RF module and output attenuator.
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Photographer: David Zeck