construction of the end product. Andrew Renton Steve Hughey is a senior in electrical engineering and the webmaster of this team. He is interested principally in electromagnetics, and he will be continuing his education in this Steve Hughey field. He is mainly in charge of programming the Arduino and designing/building the filtering and biasing circuit alongside Renton. He focuses on understanding the theoretical radar Nur Syuhada Zakaria concepts, making it easier to troubleshoot the issues that arose regarding the radar kit. He also tested the functionality of the RF components by measuring the power and measured the size of the antenna. He helped test the radar system, and he helped construct Andrew Myrick the end product. Andrew Renton is a Nur Syuhada Zakaria is a senior in electrical engineering and the senior in both electrical presentation coordinator of this team. She is also an and computer electromagnetics enthusiast. She is mainly in charge of engineering. He is the programming the PICASO alongside Myrick. She focuses on project manager of team researching theoretical concepts of the “Pong” emulation and how 5. His main technical role to implement it. She measured the power going through the RF is programming the components with Hughey using the power meter. She replaced the Arduino to extract range pot with a fixed-value resistor in the ramp generator circuit to fix and speed information the dc offset. She also helped with testing the radar system and from the radar circuit. with end product construction. He programmed the Arduino to perform FFT, peak detection, FIR Andrew Myrick is a senior in electrical engineering. He is the filtering, and noise document coordinator of this team. His main technical role is cancellation. He also programming the PICASO to produce a visually stimulating output wrote a spectrograph for children, in cooperation with Zakaria. He attempted serial program to observe the communication between the Arduino and PICASO units. He was in range versus time for charge of selecting the most suitable power supply to be used in testing. He and Hughey this project. designed and constructed a filtering and biasing circuit to optimize the signal for the Arduino. He successfully connected the Arduino and PICASO via parallel communication. He played a central role in testing of the radar system and the
Andrew Renton Steve Hughey Nur Syuhada Zakaria Andrew Myrick Andrew Renton is a senior in both electrical and computer engineering. He is the project manager of team 5. His main technical role is programming the Arduino to extract range and speed information from the radar circuit. He programmed the Arduino to perform FFT, peak detection, FIR filtering, and noise cancellation. He also wrote a spectrograph program to observe the range versus time for testing. He and Hughey designed and constructed a filtering and biasing circuit to optimize the signal for the Arduino. He successfully connected the Arduino and PICASO via parallel communication. He played a central role in testing of the radar system and the construction of the end product. Steve Hughey is a senior in electrical engineering and the webmaster of this team. He is interested principally in electromagnetics, and he will be continuing his education in this field. He is mainly in charge of programming the Arduino and designing/building the filtering and biasing circuit alongside Renton. He focuses on understanding the theoretical radar concepts, making it easier to troubleshoot the issues that arose regarding the radar kit. He also tested the functionality of the RF components by measuring the power and measured the size of the antenna. He helped test the radar system, and he helped construct the end product. Nur Syuhada Zakaria is a senior in electrical engineering and the presentation coordinator of this team. She is also an electromagnetics enthusiast. She is mainly in charge of programming the PICASO alongside Myrick. She focuses on researching theoretical concepts of the “Pong” emulation and how to implement it. She measured the power going through the RF components with Hughey using the power meter. She replaced the pot with a fixed-value resistor in the ramp generator circuit to fix the dc offset. She also helped with testing the radar system and with end product construction. Andrew Myrick is a senior in electrical engineering. He is the document coordinator of this team. His main technical role is programming the PICASO to produce a visually stimulating output for children, in cooperation with Zakaria. He attempted serial communication between the Arduino and PICASO units. He was in charge of selecting the most suitable power supply to be used in this project.