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Hello!

My name is Niko Arranz and I'm an exchanged student from Boston, US.

My email is NKArranz@massart.edu.

Spring 2017 - Digital Craft Q8

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First Group Project: Demonstrate a Concept

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File:DigitalCraft NMASS Project1(s).pdf


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Second Group Project: Measuring Voltage and Current

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Setup

Battery Voltage

Current


Original Readings:

Battery: 8.67V Resistance: 470 ohms Current: 13.8 mA

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Resistance

Resistance in Series

3 R Current


Readings with Resistors in Series:

Volts in series: 9.3 V 6.2 V 3.1 V Resistance in series: 470 ohms - 1 series 940 ohms - 2 series 1399 ohms - 3 series Current in series: 18 mA 9 mA 6 mA

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ResistorsinParallel


Readings with Resistors in Parallel:

Volts in parallel: 5.93 V Resistance in parallel: 235 ohms - 2 parallel 156.66 ohms - 3 parallel Current in parallel: 47 mA


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Third Project: Creating a Sound Circuit

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Components

Components

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After reading the schematic, the necessary components were gathered. Unfortunately for me there were no 100K left to complete my circuit, so I improvised. I at first considered using a combination of a 15K and 82K resistors, but in the end I just used 120K resistors. I also redrew the schematic to make a more realistic representation of the terminals of the 555 timer.

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Components

After receiving a copper plate, I made an outline of where I wanted to manually etch the circuit paths.

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Due to the dremel at the Interaction Station repeatedly losing power, I went to the woodshop and used a drill to etch the rest of the plate.

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Soldering with the original 555 timer provide to be quite difficult, so I replaced it with a larger 555 timer that was easier to handle.

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Final circuit - completely operational.

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Final Project: Personal Circuit

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Awhile back, I saw a video on Youtube of someone chemically etching their water with vinegar and a few batteries. I was amazed by this, and still am. I intend to recreate this chemical etching circuit, and somewhat tweak it to be more efficient if I can.

For my final exhibit, I formed a group with Tiffany Wederfoot, who is working on creating a personal tattoo gun. Since both of our projects are based on DIY / creating tools, we decided that the title of our group should be along the lines of Recreating Tools or Re:Tools.