WEEK
4
Work Done on Project: I finished wiring all of the thermal couples and connecting them to the 3497 panels. Ya know stripping, soldering, connecting. It looks like this:
The terminal strips on the bottom of the cube terminate the thermal couples on one side and attach to the 3479 panel that looks like this:
Projected Future Difficulties: Dr. Ortega is out of town for a week or so, so I will be working on the project relatively unsupervised. There for my projected future difficulties is to try not to do any irreparable damage to the project while he's gone.
I'm pretty confident that I won't though.
New Science Learned: Peltier effect. I'm Still absorbing thermal couples.
New Contacts Gained:
This is Tim Guild. He is
actually working with Greg on his project. He is a junior majoring in
mechanical engineering, and a really nice guy.
Work Done on Project: I finished wiring all of the thermal couples and connecting them to the 3497 panels. Ya know stripping, soldering, connecting. It looks like this:
The terminal strips on the bottom of the cube terminate the thermal couples on one side and attach to the 3479 panel that looks like this:
Projected Future Difficulties: Dr. Ortega is out of town for a week or so, so I will be working on the project relatively unsupervised. There for my projected future difficulties is to try not to do any irreparable damage to the project while he's gone.
I'm pretty confident that I won't though.
New Science Learned: Peltier effect. I'm Still absorbing thermal couples.
New Contacts Gained:
This is Tim Guild. He is
actually working with Greg on his project. He is a junior majoring in
mechanical engineering, and a really nice guy.