Opto-Electric Guitar Pickup Multidisciplinary Senior Design I RIT - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Opto-Electric Guitar Pickup Multidisciplinary Senior Design I RIT - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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
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
Outline – System Design Review
- Team Members
- Project Plan
- Project Requirements & Goals
- Concept Generation & Selection
- System Flowchart
- Data Collection
- Risk Assessment
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)
Project Plan
- See Attachment #2 – Project Schedule
Project Schedule
Project Requirements & Goals
- Project Requirement (Customer Needs) – See
Attachment #3
Customer Needs
Project Requirements & Goals (2)
- Project Specifications – See Attachment #4
Specifications Part 1
Project Requirements & Goals (3)
- Project Specifications (Continued)
Specifications Part 2
Concept Generation & Selection
- Functional Decomposition – See Attachment
#5
High-Level Functional Decomposition
Concept Generation & Selection (2)
Mount Devices Functional Decomposition Branch
Concept Generation & Selection (3)
Isolate Sound Functional Decomposition Branch
Concept Generation & Selection (4)
Power System and Output Processed Signal Functional Decomposition Branches
Concept Generation & Selection (5)
Display Status Functional Decomposition Branch
Concept Generation & Selection (6)
- Brainstorming - See Attachment #6
- Example:
Concept Generation & Selection (7)
- Morphological Chart – See Attachment #7
Morphological Chart Part 1
Concept Generation & Selection (8)
Morphological Chart Part 2
Concept Generation & Selection (9)
- System-Level Pugh Evaluation – See
Attachment #8
System-Level Pugh Evaluation
System Flowchart
- See Attachment #9
System Flowchart Part 1
System Flowchart (2)
System Flowchart Part 2
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
Risk Assessment
- See Attachment #11
Risk Assessment Part 1
Risk Assessment (2)
Risk Assessment Part 2
What’s Next?
- Detailed Design Work