In this week group work our goal was to use the test equipment in your lab to observe the operation
of a micro controller circuit board.
Our group used an oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer and multi meter to measure elements of the
RP2040 based board we build Fax Xiao made buy ADRIÁN TORRES [here](https://fabacademy.org/2020/labs/leon/students/adrian-torres/fabxiao.html) as well the RP2040 based Morse Code generator I created in embedded programing week
Our group used an oscilloscope and spectrum analyzer to measure elements of the
RP2040 based board we build Fab Xiao made buy ADRIÁN TORRES [here](https://fabacademy.org/2020/labs/leon/students/adrian-torres/fabxiao.html) as well the RP2040 based Morse Code generator I created in embedded programming week
You can see our results [here](https://fabacademy.org/2023/labs/charlotte/assignments/week07/)
Clearly knowing how to use the right testing equipment is critical in trouble shooting boards.
**Goals**
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1. Learned basic use of eagle via a set of tutorials
2. Designed my first board based on a design I made during embedded programing week
2. Designed my first board based on a design I made during embedded programming week
3. Designed my second board that can potentially be the main board for my final project
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I then started to move the parts into place
I moved the parts into the general areas I had in mind for them
I then started to move the parts into the general areas I had in mind for them
I started putting down the routes but ran into the puzzle in the top right with a landlocked connection.
I used the resistor as a bridge
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so the main board should have connectors set up.
I started off by desiging the box for the board
I started off by designing the box for the board
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No when I move to 3D I noticed that moved a number of connectors to the wrong side and so after a bunch of
reseach online I found out this was due to using the Mirror command the wrong way.
research online I found out this was due to using the Mirror command the wrong way.
