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Engineering
Lab.

A visual record of measurement, simulation, CAD exploration, testing, and validation—presented at exactly the level the current evidence supports.

ElectronicsDigital logicCADTesting
Oscilloscope and function generator on an electronics lab bench

01 / Engineering Lab overview

A collection built from real artifacts.

The current record spans electronics work associated with EET 118, oscilloscope measurement, Logisim simulation, and Fusion 360 studies. Together, the artifacts show a practice of observing, testing, simulating, and documenting physical and digital systems.

Association
EET 118
Media
7 real engineering artifacts
Method
Inspect · test · document

02 / Electronics and measurement

The instrument display is the evidence.

These photographs document an electronics bench, oscilloscope traces, probes, a function generator, a multimeter, and physical circuit work. Captions describe only what can be seen.

Oscilloscope Measurement 01 A repeating trace is visible above a function generator and connected bench setup.
Oscilloscope Measurement 02 Two sinusoidal traces and phase measurements are visible.
Oscilloscope Measurement 03 A mostly DC-level trace with repeating variation and measurement readouts is visible.

EET-118 — EXPERIMENT #6C

Dated Wednesday, March 25. The report covers rectifier/filter calculations involving DC voltage, ripple voltage, RMS voltage, percentage error, and total RMS voltage.

Recorded capacitance
58.1 μF
Recorded board
Board #21

03 / Digital logic and simulation

Follow the visible signal paths.

The repository contains one Logisim screenshot. Four-bit A and B inputs, blocks labeled “Unsigned” and “2sComp.,” selection components, inversion gates, and three outputs are visible. The screenshot preserves the signal-path structure for inspection.

  • Digital Logic Design
  • Logisim simulation
  • Testing and debugging
  • Functional validation
Digital Logic Simulation — visible inputs, selection components, inversion gates, and outputs.

04 / CAD and physical design

Read form, fit, and visible structure.

Two Fusion 360 screenshots preserve the actual geometry and make their edges, mounting points, supports, bracing, plates, and cylindrical forms available for close inspection.

CAD Study 01 Raised edges, a projecting plate, mounting holes, a vertical support, and diagonal bracing are visible.
CAD Study 02 Paired plates and mounting holes are arranged around a horizontal hollow cylinder.

05 / Engineering and testing process

A process the evidence can support.

  1. 01

    Set up

    Connect the physical or simulated system and make the observable points available.

  2. 02

    Observe

    Use instrument displays or simulation state to inspect behavior.

  3. 03

    Test

    Exercise the work, compare observations, and identify behavior that needs investigation.

  4. 04

    Debug

    Trace connections, signal paths, and setup choices before repeating a test.

  5. 05

    Document

    Keep screenshots, photographs, calculations, and source notes tied to the work they describe.

06 / Skills demonstrated

Work across physical and digital systems.

01Circuit Analysis
02Digital Logic Design
03Logisim simulation
04testing
05debugging
06validation
07Oscilloscope inspection
08CAD exploration

08 / Reflection and next steps

Better documentation makes better engineering visible.

The strongest thread in this collection is the movement from an object or circuit to an observable state: connect it, inspect it, and preserve the result. The next documentation pass should make those relationships explicit at capture time.

  • Pair each photograph with its exact experiment and report page.
  • Preserve native Logisim and Fusion 360 files alongside screenshots.
  • Record channel definitions, test conditions, and individual contribution.