Chris J. Woodall
Student, Electrical Engineer and General Tinkerer
About Me
I am an Electrical Engineering student at Boston University. I work on scientific instrumentation for the Boston University Electronic Design Facility, and hybrid rocket-based electronic control and measurement systems for the BU Rocket Propulsion Group. I have interests in analog design, FPGA design, communications, and digital signal processing.
I catalogue my engineering projects at Happy Robot Labs with a focus on Open Source Hardware where applicable. Sharing my projects and interest in electronics and engineering is important to me. In addition to Happy Robot Labs, I contribute my talents to various outreach programs, such as, BU's Artemis Project, Sparkfun's soldering workshops and BU's student-run hackerspace BUILDS.
Current Projects
Artemis Synthesizer
The Artemis Synthesizer kit is a basic music synthesizer created for a outreach activity held by the BU EDF and the Artemis Program. The design utilizes a ATMega328, a 12-bit output DAC and 12 buttons for input. Furthermore there is a blinkie light programmer interface, where a student could hold up the final project to a computer and program in new sequences and waveforms.
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The LED Watch Kit is meant to be an introduction kit for SMT Soldering. The watch tells time utilizing 4 LEDs for hours in binary and one RGB LED to give a feel for the part of the hour (minute).
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