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Opto-Electric Guitar Pickup Multidisciplinary Senior Design I RIT Spring/Fall 13323 Project Summary See Attachment #1 Project Summary Replace traditional electromagnetic-based pick ups with photo-electronic one Create


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Opto-Electric Guitar Pickup

Multidisciplinary Senior Design I RIT Spring/Fall 13323

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Project Summary

  • See Attachment #1 – Project Summary
  • Replace traditional electromagnetic-based pick

ups with photo-electronic one

  • Create aftermarket photo-electronic pickup for

acoustic guitar

  • Objectives:

– Detection of fundamental tones – Ability to switch between digital and analog processing paths – Maintain original structure and functionality of the guitar

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Outline – System Design Review

  • Team Members
  • Project Plan
  • Project Requirements & Goals
  • Concept Generation & Selection
  • System Flowchart
  • Data Collection
  • Risk Assessment
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Team Members

  • Rachel Arquette (Project Manager) (EE)
  • Caroline Lichtenberger (Lead Engineer) (EE)
  • Joe Mauger (EE)
  • Christopher Perry (EE)
  • Christopher Steele (ME)
  • Paul Hoops (EE)
  • Ye Kuang (EE)
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Project Plan

  • See Attachment #2 – Project Schedule

Project Schedule

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Project Requirements & Goals

  • Project Requirement (Customer Needs) – See

Attachment #3

Customer Needs

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Project Requirements & Goals (2)

  • Project Specifications – See Attachment #4

Specifications Part 1

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Project Requirements & Goals (3)

  • Project Specifications (Continued)

Specifications Part 2

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Concept Generation & Selection

  • Functional Decomposition – See Attachment

#5

High-Level Functional Decomposition

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Concept Generation & Selection (2)

Mount Devices Functional Decomposition Branch

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Concept Generation & Selection (3)

Isolate Sound Functional Decomposition Branch

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Concept Generation & Selection (4)

Power System and Output Processed Signal Functional Decomposition Branches

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Concept Generation & Selection (5)

Display Status Functional Decomposition Branch

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Concept Generation & Selection (6)

  • Brainstorming - See Attachment #6
  • Example:
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Concept Generation & Selection (7)

  • Morphological Chart – See Attachment #7

Morphological Chart Part 1

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Concept Generation & Selection (8)

Morphological Chart Part 2

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Concept Generation & Selection (9)

  • System-Level Pugh Evaluation – See

Attachment #8

System-Level Pugh Evaluation

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System Flowchart

  • See Attachment #9

System Flowchart Part 1

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System Flowchart (2)

System Flowchart Part 2

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Data Collection

  • See Attachment #10
  • Measurements

taken at sample rate of 44100 Hz

  • Highest frequency

note has spectral content as high as ~2000 Hz

  • Targeting Nyquist

rate of 4200 Hz

Spectral Content of E5

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Risk Assessment

  • See Attachment #11

Risk Assessment Part 1

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Risk Assessment (2)

Risk Assessment Part 2

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What’s Next?

  • Detailed Design Work

– Analog circuits for sensing unit – Analog circuits for analog path and post-amplifier – Digital signal processing path (hardware and software) – Processing unit box, sensing unit, and mounting mechanisms

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Questions?