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The interior of a raised module. Every module is 48x48 and raised 2 bricks (or 6 plates). The technic cross inside keeps the baseplate from bending and twisting.
Marine Systems students put together their modules - a cross section of a boat that they will plumb and wire.
I decided to try my hand at taking pictures of various pieces of electronics lying around my office... It turns out it's not as easy as it seems. I managed to get a few OK shots, but man was that a lot of work, both pre and post shoot.
The bit I'm pleased with most is that the voltage lines are stable and come up in the right order, not cobbled together, and I figured out the serial signal was inverted and added more to deal with that. Happy! Thought we'd be paying someone else to do this--this isn't one of my strengths, and it's gratifying to work deliberately with hypotheses, tests and solutions instead of stumbling in the dark. The kind of lab work I like. Next up: Software. Oh, and speakers and an amplifier circuit. Gulp.
(The first packet received was of CMD_RESET type, which means the module is ready to accept commands.)
This module replaces the drum screen in the likes of a Doppstadt allowing the user to switch between drum and star.
Very beneficial when the material is wet and sticky
Headed out to the local school playground for a bit of fun and photos. The light seemed fine, but it was getting to the point where the camera couldn't open the aperture wide enough, even at iso 800. Higher than that and it gets unacceptably noisy.
Possible submission for Module 6.
Taken in my back garden.
Olympus E620
Zuiko Digital 35mm macro lens
On-camera flash
F9.0 @ 1/180 second exposure
+0.3 EV flash compensation
The Medication Module is a terrific selection of the commonly needed over the counter medications. For travel or backcountry use. Module comes heat sealed in a resealable bag for easy access and storage.
Contents:
24 Aspirin, 325 mg Tablet
24 Acetaminophen, 325 mg Tablet
24 Ibuprofen, 200 mg Tablet
24 Diphenhydramine, 25 mg Capsule
24 Diamode, 2 mg Tablet
24 Diotame Tablet
24 Alamag Tablet
1 Glutose, 25 mg Tube
3 Cera Lyte 70, 50 g Packet, Lemon
1 Aloe Vera Gel, 0.75 oz.
12 Triple Antibiotic Ointment
12 Hydrocortisone Cream 1%
1 Instructions
15 oz.
8" x 10"
Work produced by IDI's Illustration students for their Thinking about Ideas 1A module - The final outcome was to produce a Monogram Workshop Poster.
Module Building
Though many varieties of module builders and even combined module builder pickers exist, a typical module builder is a large trailer that is moved by a tractor and remains stationary when used. The wheels are often hydraulically retracted when the module builder is operational. A module builder is about 30 ft. long, 12 ft. high and 10 ft. wide. It works similarly to a garbage truck. When loading the cotton from the cotton picker into the module builder it should be distributed as evenly as possible. After loading the cotton into the module builder, a hydraulic compactor moves up and down along the length of the machine. This process is repeated every time that a cotton picker is unloaded into the module builder until a module is built up and discharged through the tailgate of the machine. The module is stored on the field and the module builder is moved into a new position to build up another module. The weight of one module is about 10 metric tons. (22046.2 lbs.)
In 2002 the ASABE (American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers) dedicated the cotton module builder as an historic landmark of agricultural engineering, naming it "one of the top three inventions in mechanized cotton production.”