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CS-EE 481 Spring 2006 Founder’s Day, 2006 1 University of Portland School of Engineering Team Willamette: ParkIt! Authors Cole Russell Gregory Larson Michael Lamers Advisor Dr. Hoffbeck Industry Representative Mr. Mike Uhl Intel

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Team Willamette: ParkIt!. Authors Cole Russell Gregory Larson Michael Lamers. Advisor Dr. Hoffbeck Industry Representative Mr. Mike Uhl Intel. Agenda. Introduction C. Russell Background C. Russell Methods G. Larson Results M. Lamers Conclusions M. Lamers - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CS-EE 481 Spring 2006

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Team Willamette: ParkIt!

AuthorsCole Russell

Gregory Larson

Michael Lamers

AdvisorDr. Hoffbeck

Industry RepresentativeMr. Mike Uhl

Intel

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Agenda

• Introduction C. Russell

• Background C. Russell

• Methods G. Larson

• Results M. Lamers

• Conclusions M. Lamers

• Demonstration M. Lamers

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Introduction

• Thanks!!

• Having trouble finding a parking spot?

• Save time, money, stress

• Inductance change detection & wireless communication technology

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Background

• Ferrous objects and inductance• Detect inductance change• Send information wirelessly• Display results

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Methods

• Research existing technology– Traffic signals & metal detectors

• Integrated and adapted

• Detection methods– Comparison

• Frequency conversion

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Methods (continued)

• Communication Systems– Digital vs. Analog

• LED display

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Results

• Overall block diagram• Pre-communication link

– Individual components

• Communication link

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Conclusions

• Electrical property relationships• Project versatility• Improvements

– More reliable communication link

– Microprocessor implementation

– Power source

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Demonstration

• Presence of vehicle• Voltage change• LED turns off and on• Video

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Conclusions (continued)

• Excellent learning experience

• Thank you for attending