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Electronics Travel Games Name: Centre Number: 20069 Candidate Number:

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Electronics Travel Games

Name:Centre Number: 20069Candidate Number:

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Mind Map

• Games and entertainment for use during travel

Travel

Conclusion

Introduction

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Mood board

• Find images connected with ‘travel’ or ‘games’

• Add notes to help the reader understand what key points you have achieved

Conclusion

Introduction

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Design Brief and Action PlanWrite a simple sentence that explains what you are making, who for and why it is needed.

My action plan:

1. Need to look at trends over time of similar or existing products2. Need to analyse first hand a hand held game i.e PSP or bop it3. Need to look at how my design can be sustainable – eco considerations4. Need to ask for more information from potential clients - interview5. Need to identify suitable electronic components6. Need to put together a control system design proposal - design ideas

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6 Ws of Analysis

• Who• What• Where• Why• When• How

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Trends

• Find out how games have changed over time

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Primary Research

• Look closely at a product.

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Primary Product Research – Eco Design WebOverall score for sustainability rating

Materials wastage during production

Distance that materials and product has been transported

Easy to take apart when finished with, making re-use or recycling easier

Easy to repair

Durability-Designed and made to last

Energy used during production and use

Use of reclaimed or recycled materials

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Client InterviewsHomeowner 1 is married and has recently had her first babyHomeowner 2 is a retired engineer

Where and when would they use my door alarm?She said that she would use it on her conservatory door if they are inside the house, it’s the most likely place of entry since intruders can climb over the door to her garden or climb over the fence and get easy access to it. He said that he would also use it on his back door because he already has one for his front door. He would use it when he is asleep so that he is woken up if anyone breaks in.

If you were to use my door alarm, would you want it to use a buzzer?She said that she wouldn’t want a buzzer at this time because it would wake up the baby and frighten him, but when he gets older she would be fine with one.He wanted it to use a very load buzzer so that he would be woken up and a robber would be deterred from staying.

What would be a better alternative method of alerting you?She wanted something that would vibrate like a phone on silent so that it doesn’t disturb the baby, but she’d still know if someone opened the door. He said that anything that made a load noise would do and that maybe a piezo transducer would be good.

What features would you want from my alarm?She said it needs to not turn off when the door closes because she might not notice if the vibration is brief, and she might think it was a phoneHe said the alarm has to stay on for a fairly long amount of time otherwise he might be woken up or he might not know what caused him to wake up

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Specification

My door alarm must: • Be triggered when the door opens• Alert the user to the door opening• Not turn off when the door closes• Use a reed switch• Make a loud noise when triggered• Be able to be disabled/enabled• Use a buzzer as the output• Use a 9V battery• Make one long tone• Turn off by itself

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Circuit ideas• Add at least two detailed circuit ideas. Below are three ideas that you could select

from.

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Evaluation of Circuit ideasSpecification Point Circuit 1 Circuit 2

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Circuit Development

1. Show how you have designed the circuit in step by step; annotate the circuits.

2. Show how you have designed the PCB step by step to 100%

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Development

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Modelling my final design

Describe how you have tried to see if your final design works

Add a bread board of the control system

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NEW

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Final circuit idea

1. Image of the selected circuit design idea.

2. Annotate the circuit diagram

3. List the parts needed (Bill of materials)

4. Explain how the circuit work

5. Add some information about the input, process and output.

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Final Design

Genie PIC chip

Download socket

Seven LEDs (5mm)