TimeCraft 004-1

C
3D Printing
Project Management
System Design
System Testing
Soldering
Arduino
PCB
Enclosure
Usability
Communication
Documentation
Hardware
Consumer Product
Junior Design

The TimeCraft allows for an intuitive, accurate, safe, and fully enclosed custom timer that any user will be able to use and understand. This timer allows the user to control the adjustable timer via a rotary encoder and the press of a button, and can be set anywhere between 00:00:01 to 99:59:59. This system will notify the user when the alluded time has completed with a max offset of one second off every minute with an audible speaker at 440 Hz +/- 1 Hz. Additionally, this timer allows the user to pause and play the timer at any given moment, as well as reset the timer to 00:00:00. Last but not least, this system has three different brightness levels that can be switched to allow for the proper brightness to be chosen for the user. The main accomplishment from creating TimeCraft is learning new software such as Fusion360 for 3D modeling the enclosure, and KiCad for creating the 7-segment display PCB. With this said, because it was a learning process, something to work on in any future project is anticipating the time it will take to learn new software, and to improve the time management going into it. If anyone has questions regarding TimeCraft, feel free to refer to the FAQ or reach out to Sara and Tim. Sara: vanakens@oregonstate.edu Tim: golovizt@oregonstate.edu

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Artifacts

Name Description
System Verification The System Verification outlines our project's testing procedures, includes relevant diagrams, and contains project documentation.   Link
Project Summary This summary outlines the general idea of the project, our process for designing and implementing the system, and what we have gained from this experience.   Link
FAQ List of commonly asked questions. If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out to either Sara or Tim.   Link
Showcase Video Junior Design II Custom Timer Project Summary Video   Link