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Chapters one and two discussed threats and vulnerabilities to information security. Visit Information is Beautiful and s ...
WU Information Technology Worksheet
Chapters one and two discussed threats and vulnerabilities to information security. Visit Information is Beautiful and select two different breaches. Provide a brief summary of the vulnerabilities that were exploited leading to the breach.
2. Research a recent article addressing a risk coming from inside the organization compared to the risk coming from outside the organization. If the author of the article notes that this relative risk is changing, how is it changing and what is the change attributed to?If the author does not note that this relative risk is changing, how does this impact the work regarding risk assessment?
3.Search the term “security awareness” on the Internet. Choose two or three sites that offer materials and services and describe what is offered. Remember that your response must contain enough information to provide a thorough comparison without requiring anyone reading it needing to review the actual websites you list.
4.Using the Web, search for at least three (3) tools to automate risk assessment. Collect information on automated risk assessment tools. In your minimum 150-word response, please ensure that you are responding to the following questions at a minimum:How much do the tools cost? What features do the tools provide? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each tool?
5.Search the Web for several InfoSec-related job postings. Do the postings comply with the concerns outlined in chapters 8 and 9? Why or why not?If not, what is missing?
6.Using a Web search engine, visit one of the popular disaster recovery/business continuity sites, such as www.disasterrecoveryworld.com, www.drj.com, www.drie.org, www.drii.org, or csrc.nist.gov. Search for the terms hot site, warm site, and cold site. Do the provided descriptions match those of chapter 10? Why or why not?
7.Search the Internet for information about a technology called personal or home office firewalls. Examine the various alternatives, select three of the options, and compare the functionalities, cost, features, and types of protection offered.
AWS ManAgement Console Cloud Tech Discussion Post
I don’t know how to handle this Computer Systems question and need guidance.This week, you learned about the benefits of ...
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I don’t know how to handle this Computer Systems question and need guidance.This week, you learned about the benefits of a management console for a cloud deployment and gained particular insight on AWS's Management Console, a web interface that allows you to access many AWS services from one place. Read this https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsconsolehelpdocs/latest/gsg/getting-started.html and view modules in the week 2. It should help throughout this course since you will be using the AWS console frequently in the labs.Can you imagine what it would be like to work in a cloud environment without such a tool?Address the following questions in your discussion. You must answer all questions in your initial post and respond to two of your classmates' posts.How will you use the AWS Management Console?How user-friendly is the management console?
spark reading focus
Book reading is spark CHAPTER 4
Understand how self-evaluation drives excellence
Explore why ...
spark reading focus
Book reading is spark CHAPTER 4
Understand how self-evaluation drives excellence
Explore why accountability is so rare
Recognize how by owning our mistakes we inspire others and create a culture of candor
Realize that every path to overcoming challenge starts with accountability
READ Chapter 4, provide one insight from the reading that you found interesting or helpful and why you found that point significant. Then, answer at least 1 of the following questions from the chapter
The authors state that blaming someone else (for problems) has become a cultural norm. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Share your perspective.
Can you recall a time in your life when demonstrating accountability was challenging? What were the circumstances?
What are little things you can stop or start doing to develop your ability to demonstrate accountability?
Sean shares a story of how he felt after making, and having to disclose, a significant mistake to his team (when he had failed to plug in his g-suit, causing him to lose consciousness when flying). Can you relate to this story? Share an example of a time when admitting your mistake was difficult for you, but valuable for others.
A leader’s actions under stress are mentioned again in this chapter as Courtney shares, “Stress has a funny way of bringing out unhealthy, unproductive emotions.” How does stress impact your personal behavior as a leader? How will you become more accountable to minimizing others’ exposure to your stress reactions?
At the end of the chapter, the authors share that, “The more consistent your ability to be accountable becomes, the more consistent success becomes for you and the teams you are a part of. ” Why do you believe there’s such a strong connection between accountability and success?
We have reached the midpoint of our SPARK Experience. How is this book and/or our group having an impact on you?
READ CHAPTER 5
Reading Focus:
Why intentional action matters
The importance of imagining a future that is consistent with your values
Awareness that continuous learning allows you to clarify your path forward
By understanding we have limits to our capacity, we recognize we have to say “no” to some opportunities in order to say “yes” to others
READ Chapter 5, provide one insight from the reading that you found interesting or helpful and why you found that point significant. Then, answer at least 1 of the following questions from the chapter
In this chapter of SPARK, the authors are encouraging us to envision the difference between where we are today and where we want to be. Angie, Sean and Courtney discuss how they don’t support a “quit your job and change your life” mentality. Instead, they suggest deep reflection on how you want to direct your life so you can achieve a better future. Then, you can make the small choices necessary to get you closer to living the life you want to lead.
What are simple aspects of your life that you’d like to change?
What are the commitments you recognize you need to make in order to move in this positive direction?
If you think about your professional self five years from now, what’s one thing you want to be true? How will you go about making that happen?
Was there a story or example in this chapter that you could relate to?
Why can it be difficult to imagine or re-imagine our future?
The authors talk about how humans are not machines and that we have maximum capacities. Do you find it challenging to say “no”? What are your best practices for saying “no”?
READ CHAPTER 6/7
Reading focus:Chapters 6 & 7 explore the concepts of service-based leadership and confidence. From the reading you will:
Learn how by understanding and meeting the needs of others you'll build the trust needed to lead.
Realize that service to others can happen in the simplest ways.
Become aware of how insecurity can often accompany success.
Recognize that confidence comes from within as well as the steps to build it.
After reading the Chapters 6 & 7, provide one insight from the reading that you found interesting or helpful and why you found that point significant. Then, answer at least 1 of the following questions from each chapter
What did you know about service-based leadership prior to reading this chapter? Is this a practice that you’ve heard promoted before?
Our instincts for self-preservation and self-focus can be pretty strong. Overriding these instincts and instead working to understand and meet the needs of others can be challenging. Why do you believe it’s challenging for you to be a service-based leader at times?
Angie shares the story of “Coca-Cola,” a tough, demanding — yet compassionate — leader who had no problem holding others accountable to performance standards. How did this story impact you?
Courtney shares that the presence of service-based leadership can be palpable. Have you ever worked for a manager who was also a service-based leader? How was that experience valuable for you?
Angie, Courtney and Sean challenge us to create our own leadership laboratory and focus on serving others for at least ten minutes a day. What would you do and what type of impact do you think it’ll have?
One particular challenge of being a service-based leader is follow through. We can have great intentions to take action on behalf of others, but then neglect to do so. Why does this happen, and how can we prevent it?
Southern New Hampshire University Data Breach Discussion 6
6-1 Discussion: Data Breach
Previous Next
In this blog post, The Capital One Data Breach: Time to Check Your Credit ...
Southern New Hampshire University Data Breach Discussion 6
6-1 Discussion: Data Breach
Previous Next
In this blog post, The Capital One Data Breach: Time to Check Your Credit Report, the author discloses that 100 million Americans and 6 million Canadians were affected by this most recent, highly publicized data breach. With reports of such malicious breaches in security becoming more and more prevalent, the susceptibility for threat has become a high priority among organizations and security experts in assessing risks and vulnerabilities.
For your initial post, consider the growing number of highly sophisticated and targeted attacks of late. For this post, consider what causes a data breach, what methods are used to breach, and the ways in which a breach could be prevented.
Are there any measures that are too extreme?
Do we halt all bring your own device (BYOD) programs in the workplace—even cell phone usage?
To what lengths should an employer go to protect their customers?
How can you justify this decision?
In your response to your peers, provide thoughtful feedback to their posts. Explain why you agree or disagree with their positions and provide an additional justification that supports your reasoning.
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/2019/07/capital-...
POST 1
Data breaches can occur for a number of reasons. They can be caused by peoples' habits to flaws and misconfigurations in computer systems. They can be carried using a number of different methods such as malware or phishing scams. There are many ways that a data breach can be prevented. The first thing to do is to ensure that all employees are trained in security best practicies. This should help eliminate issues that could arise from human habits. It is also importatn to make sure that all systems are configured correctly and that they are patched with latest updates regularly. It is also important to design and develop security policies that can be implemented. It is important to know that any security measure introduced should not make the system unusable. The goal is to strike a balance between security and usability.
BYOD programs can make productivity better, but it comes with security issues. Despite the security concerns, there is no reason to halt any BYOD program. It is important to develop a BYOD policy that protects the security of the systems it is accessing and the data it is trying to access. It is important that an employer does everything to protect their customers' data. They should be willing to spend money to ensure their systems are secure and that their employees are following the best practicies. Those who do not follow the policies in place should be held accountable. It is important to maintain the security of the customers' data because if a data breach occurs it could hurt the company's reputation. This could lead to customers not wanting to trust the company any more. It could also affect the financial bottom line of the company.
POST 2
When it comes to data breaches it really isn’t a matter if they are going to happen. Its more a matter of when and how. Unfortunately, this is the reality we live in today. But even with the best cyber security solutions put in place there will always be a way for someone to get in. This is due to humans without properly trained employees a company will always be at risk. Humans have always been the weakest point in any cyber security solutions. This is why companies spend millions of dollars every year to train their employees on what to look out for and best practices while using a computer. On this note I don’t really think there any measures cyber security that are too extreme. To clarify this statement, I think there is definitely some companies that require more security than others. For example, the department of defense will have way more extreme solutions in place then say your local coffee shop. Cyber security measures are not cheap to implement and having “extreme” measures in place would have to look at on a per company basis.
In terms of not allowing employees to bring their own devices into work I think this can go either way. Like stated above if an employee’s place of work if your local coffee shop then I would say no they should be allowed to bring their cell phone to work. However, if you work in pentagon or in a datacenter for a major IT company, I will say that employees should have to leave their personal belongings at the door. This is murky waters though because some people will argue that this a breach in their rights and that they should be allowed to carry their cellphones around use then if they like. However, if a company like capital one has a breach again like they had that could put them out of business. So once again I would have to say putting a halt on BYOD would have to be once again would have to looked at on a per company basis.
I am a firm believer that if a company should protect their customers data with everything they have. We as consumers make purchase based off of the merit a company holds in society. I am the type of consumer who will pay extra money to shop from a company who I know has great customer service and good track record when it comes to keeping their customers information safe. Hence why I do not think there is any real extreme in this situation either. The justification here customers trust and pay for a company’s service and if that service involves them housing a customer’s personal information. It is that company’s job to keep that data out of the hands of people it does not belong too.
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It In The Healthcare Sector
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It In The Healthcare Sector
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EE 4490 Kennesaw State University DC DC Buck Converter Simulation Report
Title describing your IoT device in conjunction with the DC-to-DC Buck Converter
Introduction (5%)
Describe what IoTs are ...
EE 4490 Kennesaw State University DC DC Buck Converter Simulation Report
Title describing your IoT device in conjunction with the DC-to-DC Buck Converter
Introduction (5%)
Describe what IoTs are and its the market size, potential, and future trends.
Focus on ultra low-power IoTs and typical power requirements that are under 1 mW.
Introduce the IoT sensor that was chosen. Reader should be able to understand what it is, its capabilities and specifications.
Add images and figures (high resolution) so reader understands not only what it looks like on the outside, but the electronics and design inside the device.
Figures and specs for the energy storage device for the chosen ultra low-power IoT that can be powered by far-field WPT.
Wireless Power Transfer (10%)
Description of the difference between far-field wireless power transfer and near field WPT. (2%)
Introduce Friis formula equation and a diagram illustrating Friis formula for this project. (3%)
Draw a figure of how the received energy is used to charge the energy storage device that powers the chosen IoT device. (5%)
Transmit antenna à Receive Antenna à Charge Pump Circuit à DC-DC converter à Energy Storage Device (Optional if battery is required) à Device
Figure x. System diagram of how wireless power transfer is used to power IoTs.
DC-DC Buck Converter (50%)
Describe what DC-DC buck converters are in general. Include a figure to support the explanation. (5%)
Describe the specific DC-DC buck converter you are simulating in ADS. Include a screenshot from your simulation. (8%)
Figures (25%)
Schematic
Output voltage graphs
Board layout screenshot
Picture of preview of board when manufactured (using 3rd party vendors such as OSHPark)
Example:
Top Bottom
Conclusion (5%)
A paragraph summarizing the simulation results, size of board, pros and cons of the device. What kind of improvements can be made in terms of design and layout for powering IoTs. Discussion of the output voltage in reference to the input voltage.
Part II Tutorials (continuing with PCB layout techniques, including schematics, conversion to board, autorouter, and part placement)
1. Best way to use the Autorouter - Autodesk EAGLE (29 minutes)
How to set the most optimal settings for your autorouter to give you the results you expect. Carefully clean up any quirky looking traces. You’ll learn how to customize your design rules to keep yourself and your autorouter in check during your PCB layout.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ix2gKNkraDM
2. Designing your Schematic (30 minutes)
Learn how to setup and design your schematic. Start placing parts from your free EAGLE part libraries. Use design blocks to efficiently reuse circuits from other electronics projects and save time. Verify connectivity between all of your parts with an Electrical Rule Check (ERC) on your PCB board.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo61sGGtlKg&list=PL1rOC5j_Fyi6ZP1vBWyQFxpJ7d8T_BxoB&index=14&t=0s
3. Making a PCB Board from your Schematic (1 hr 9 min)
Learn how to design your PCB Board from your Schematic.
Use any one of your previous schematics from Eagle or ADS to convert to PCB following the general guidelines shown in this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aFNypxILu0&list=PL1rOC5j_Fyi6ZP1vBWyQFxpJ7d8T_BxoB&index=19&t=0s
Submission:
1. Report - word or pdf document with screenshots, labeled with description of the figures. (Reader should be able to understand what the figures are about.). The final schematic/board screenshots are needed for each tutorial video.
2. EagleCAD files (.sch and .brd files)
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Chapters one and two discussed threats and vulnerabilities to information security. Visit Information is Beautiful and select two different breaches. Provide a brief summary of the vulnerabilities that were exploited leading to the breach.
2. Research a recent article addressing a risk coming from inside the organization compared to the risk coming from outside the organization. If the author of the article notes that this relative risk is changing, how is it changing and what is the change attributed to?If the author does not note that this relative risk is changing, how does this impact the work regarding risk assessment?
3.Search the term “security awareness” on the Internet. Choose two or three sites that offer materials and services and describe what is offered. Remember that your response must contain enough information to provide a thorough comparison without requiring anyone reading it needing to review the actual websites you list.
4.Using the Web, search for at least three (3) tools to automate risk assessment. Collect information on automated risk assessment tools. In your minimum 150-word response, please ensure that you are responding to the following questions at a minimum:How much do the tools cost? What features do the tools provide? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each tool?
5.Search the Web for several InfoSec-related job postings. Do the postings comply with the concerns outlined in chapters 8 and 9? Why or why not?If not, what is missing?
6.Using a Web search engine, visit one of the popular disaster recovery/business continuity sites, such as www.disasterrecoveryworld.com, www.drj.com, www.drie.org, www.drii.org, or csrc.nist.gov. Search for the terms hot site, warm site, and cold site. Do the provided descriptions match those of chapter 10? Why or why not?
7.Search the Internet for information about a technology called personal or home office firewalls. Examine the various alternatives, select three of the options, and compare the functionalities, cost, features, and types of protection offered.
AWS ManAgement Console Cloud Tech Discussion Post
I don’t know how to handle this Computer Systems question and need guidance.This week, you learned about the benefits of ...
AWS ManAgement Console Cloud Tech Discussion Post
I don’t know how to handle this Computer Systems question and need guidance.This week, you learned about the benefits of a management console for a cloud deployment and gained particular insight on AWS's Management Console, a web interface that allows you to access many AWS services from one place. Read this https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsconsolehelpdocs/latest/gsg/getting-started.html and view modules in the week 2. It should help throughout this course since you will be using the AWS console frequently in the labs.Can you imagine what it would be like to work in a cloud environment without such a tool?Address the following questions in your discussion. You must answer all questions in your initial post and respond to two of your classmates' posts.How will you use the AWS Management Console?How user-friendly is the management console?
spark reading focus
Book reading is spark CHAPTER 4
Understand how self-evaluation drives excellence
Explore why ...
spark reading focus
Book reading is spark CHAPTER 4
Understand how self-evaluation drives excellence
Explore why accountability is so rare
Recognize how by owning our mistakes we inspire others and create a culture of candor
Realize that every path to overcoming challenge starts with accountability
READ Chapter 4, provide one insight from the reading that you found interesting or helpful and why you found that point significant. Then, answer at least 1 of the following questions from the chapter
The authors state that blaming someone else (for problems) has become a cultural norm. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Share your perspective.
Can you recall a time in your life when demonstrating accountability was challenging? What were the circumstances?
What are little things you can stop or start doing to develop your ability to demonstrate accountability?
Sean shares a story of how he felt after making, and having to disclose, a significant mistake to his team (when he had failed to plug in his g-suit, causing him to lose consciousness when flying). Can you relate to this story? Share an example of a time when admitting your mistake was difficult for you, but valuable for others.
A leader’s actions under stress are mentioned again in this chapter as Courtney shares, “Stress has a funny way of bringing out unhealthy, unproductive emotions.” How does stress impact your personal behavior as a leader? How will you become more accountable to minimizing others’ exposure to your stress reactions?
At the end of the chapter, the authors share that, “The more consistent your ability to be accountable becomes, the more consistent success becomes for you and the teams you are a part of. ” Why do you believe there’s such a strong connection between accountability and success?
We have reached the midpoint of our SPARK Experience. How is this book and/or our group having an impact on you?
READ CHAPTER 5
Reading Focus:
Why intentional action matters
The importance of imagining a future that is consistent with your values
Awareness that continuous learning allows you to clarify your path forward
By understanding we have limits to our capacity, we recognize we have to say “no” to some opportunities in order to say “yes” to others
READ Chapter 5, provide one insight from the reading that you found interesting or helpful and why you found that point significant. Then, answer at least 1 of the following questions from the chapter
In this chapter of SPARK, the authors are encouraging us to envision the difference between where we are today and where we want to be. Angie, Sean and Courtney discuss how they don’t support a “quit your job and change your life” mentality. Instead, they suggest deep reflection on how you want to direct your life so you can achieve a better future. Then, you can make the small choices necessary to get you closer to living the life you want to lead.
What are simple aspects of your life that you’d like to change?
What are the commitments you recognize you need to make in order to move in this positive direction?
If you think about your professional self five years from now, what’s one thing you want to be true? How will you go about making that happen?
Was there a story or example in this chapter that you could relate to?
Why can it be difficult to imagine or re-imagine our future?
The authors talk about how humans are not machines and that we have maximum capacities. Do you find it challenging to say “no”? What are your best practices for saying “no”?
READ CHAPTER 6/7
Reading focus:Chapters 6 & 7 explore the concepts of service-based leadership and confidence. From the reading you will:
Learn how by understanding and meeting the needs of others you'll build the trust needed to lead.
Realize that service to others can happen in the simplest ways.
Become aware of how insecurity can often accompany success.
Recognize that confidence comes from within as well as the steps to build it.
After reading the Chapters 6 & 7, provide one insight from the reading that you found interesting or helpful and why you found that point significant. Then, answer at least 1 of the following questions from each chapter
What did you know about service-based leadership prior to reading this chapter? Is this a practice that you’ve heard promoted before?
Our instincts for self-preservation and self-focus can be pretty strong. Overriding these instincts and instead working to understand and meet the needs of others can be challenging. Why do you believe it’s challenging for you to be a service-based leader at times?
Angie shares the story of “Coca-Cola,” a tough, demanding — yet compassionate — leader who had no problem holding others accountable to performance standards. How did this story impact you?
Courtney shares that the presence of service-based leadership can be palpable. Have you ever worked for a manager who was also a service-based leader? How was that experience valuable for you?
Angie, Courtney and Sean challenge us to create our own leadership laboratory and focus on serving others for at least ten minutes a day. What would you do and what type of impact do you think it’ll have?
One particular challenge of being a service-based leader is follow through. We can have great intentions to take action on behalf of others, but then neglect to do so. Why does this happen, and how can we prevent it?
Southern New Hampshire University Data Breach Discussion 6
6-1 Discussion: Data Breach
Previous Next
In this blog post, The Capital One Data Breach: Time to Check Your Credit ...
Southern New Hampshire University Data Breach Discussion 6
6-1 Discussion: Data Breach
Previous Next
In this blog post, The Capital One Data Breach: Time to Check Your Credit Report, the author discloses that 100 million Americans and 6 million Canadians were affected by this most recent, highly publicized data breach. With reports of such malicious breaches in security becoming more and more prevalent, the susceptibility for threat has become a high priority among organizations and security experts in assessing risks and vulnerabilities.
For your initial post, consider the growing number of highly sophisticated and targeted attacks of late. For this post, consider what causes a data breach, what methods are used to breach, and the ways in which a breach could be prevented.
Are there any measures that are too extreme?
Do we halt all bring your own device (BYOD) programs in the workplace—even cell phone usage?
To what lengths should an employer go to protect their customers?
How can you justify this decision?
In your response to your peers, provide thoughtful feedback to their posts. Explain why you agree or disagree with their positions and provide an additional justification that supports your reasoning.
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/2019/07/capital-...
POST 1
Data breaches can occur for a number of reasons. They can be caused by peoples' habits to flaws and misconfigurations in computer systems. They can be carried using a number of different methods such as malware or phishing scams. There are many ways that a data breach can be prevented. The first thing to do is to ensure that all employees are trained in security best practicies. This should help eliminate issues that could arise from human habits. It is also importatn to make sure that all systems are configured correctly and that they are patched with latest updates regularly. It is also important to design and develop security policies that can be implemented. It is important to know that any security measure introduced should not make the system unusable. The goal is to strike a balance between security and usability.
BYOD programs can make productivity better, but it comes with security issues. Despite the security concerns, there is no reason to halt any BYOD program. It is important to develop a BYOD policy that protects the security of the systems it is accessing and the data it is trying to access. It is important that an employer does everything to protect their customers' data. They should be willing to spend money to ensure their systems are secure and that their employees are following the best practicies. Those who do not follow the policies in place should be held accountable. It is important to maintain the security of the customers' data because if a data breach occurs it could hurt the company's reputation. This could lead to customers not wanting to trust the company any more. It could also affect the financial bottom line of the company.
POST 2
When it comes to data breaches it really isn’t a matter if they are going to happen. Its more a matter of when and how. Unfortunately, this is the reality we live in today. But even with the best cyber security solutions put in place there will always be a way for someone to get in. This is due to humans without properly trained employees a company will always be at risk. Humans have always been the weakest point in any cyber security solutions. This is why companies spend millions of dollars every year to train their employees on what to look out for and best practices while using a computer. On this note I don’t really think there any measures cyber security that are too extreme. To clarify this statement, I think there is definitely some companies that require more security than others. For example, the department of defense will have way more extreme solutions in place then say your local coffee shop. Cyber security measures are not cheap to implement and having “extreme” measures in place would have to look at on a per company basis.
In terms of not allowing employees to bring their own devices into work I think this can go either way. Like stated above if an employee’s place of work if your local coffee shop then I would say no they should be allowed to bring their cell phone to work. However, if you work in pentagon or in a datacenter for a major IT company, I will say that employees should have to leave their personal belongings at the door. This is murky waters though because some people will argue that this a breach in their rights and that they should be allowed to carry their cellphones around use then if they like. However, if a company like capital one has a breach again like they had that could put them out of business. So once again I would have to say putting a halt on BYOD would have to be once again would have to looked at on a per company basis.
I am a firm believer that if a company should protect their customers data with everything they have. We as consumers make purchase based off of the merit a company holds in society. I am the type of consumer who will pay extra money to shop from a company who I know has great customer service and good track record when it comes to keeping their customers information safe. Hence why I do not think there is any real extreme in this situation either. The justification here customers trust and pay for a company’s service and if that service involves them housing a customer’s personal information. It is that company’s job to keep that data out of the hands of people it does not belong too.
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It In The Healthcare Sector
Through the years, information technology has been used to improve business efficiency and communications. Some of the fie ...
It In The Healthcare Sector
Through the years, information technology has been used to improve business efficiency and communications. Some of the fields that have benefited from ...
EE 4490 Kennesaw State University DC DC Buck Converter Simulation Report
Title describing your IoT device in conjunction with the DC-to-DC Buck Converter
Introduction (5%)
Describe what IoTs are ...
EE 4490 Kennesaw State University DC DC Buck Converter Simulation Report
Title describing your IoT device in conjunction with the DC-to-DC Buck Converter
Introduction (5%)
Describe what IoTs are and its the market size, potential, and future trends.
Focus on ultra low-power IoTs and typical power requirements that are under 1 mW.
Introduce the IoT sensor that was chosen. Reader should be able to understand what it is, its capabilities and specifications.
Add images and figures (high resolution) so reader understands not only what it looks like on the outside, but the electronics and design inside the device.
Figures and specs for the energy storage device for the chosen ultra low-power IoT that can be powered by far-field WPT.
Wireless Power Transfer (10%)
Description of the difference between far-field wireless power transfer and near field WPT. (2%)
Introduce Friis formula equation and a diagram illustrating Friis formula for this project. (3%)
Draw a figure of how the received energy is used to charge the energy storage device that powers the chosen IoT device. (5%)
Transmit antenna à Receive Antenna à Charge Pump Circuit à DC-DC converter à Energy Storage Device (Optional if battery is required) à Device
Figure x. System diagram of how wireless power transfer is used to power IoTs.
DC-DC Buck Converter (50%)
Describe what DC-DC buck converters are in general. Include a figure to support the explanation. (5%)
Describe the specific DC-DC buck converter you are simulating in ADS. Include a screenshot from your simulation. (8%)
Figures (25%)
Schematic
Output voltage graphs
Board layout screenshot
Picture of preview of board when manufactured (using 3rd party vendors such as OSHPark)
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Conclusion (5%)
A paragraph summarizing the simulation results, size of board, pros and cons of the device. What kind of improvements can be made in terms of design and layout for powering IoTs. Discussion of the output voltage in reference to the input voltage.
Part II Tutorials (continuing with PCB layout techniques, including schematics, conversion to board, autorouter, and part placement)
1. Best way to use the Autorouter - Autodesk EAGLE (29 minutes)
How to set the most optimal settings for your autorouter to give you the results you expect. Carefully clean up any quirky looking traces. You’ll learn how to customize your design rules to keep yourself and your autorouter in check during your PCB layout.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ix2gKNkraDM
2. Designing your Schematic (30 minutes)
Learn how to setup and design your schematic. Start placing parts from your free EAGLE part libraries. Use design blocks to efficiently reuse circuits from other electronics projects and save time. Verify connectivity between all of your parts with an Electrical Rule Check (ERC) on your PCB board.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo61sGGtlKg&list=PL1rOC5j_Fyi6ZP1vBWyQFxpJ7d8T_BxoB&index=14&t=0s
3. Making a PCB Board from your Schematic (1 hr 9 min)
Learn how to design your PCB Board from your Schematic.
Use any one of your previous schematics from Eagle or ADS to convert to PCB following the general guidelines shown in this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aFNypxILu0&list=PL1rOC5j_Fyi6ZP1vBWyQFxpJ7d8T_BxoB&index=19&t=0s
Submission:
1. Report - word or pdf document with screenshots, labeled with description of the figures. (Reader should be able to understand what the figures are about.). The final schematic/board screenshots are needed for each tutorial video.
2. EagleCAD files (.sch and .brd files)
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