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Contact
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200 Broun Hall ·
Email:
roppeth@auburn.edu |
Research Interests: Cooperative robotics, sensor fusion, and MEMs sensors.
College of
Engineering
RoboNova SPaRC
Robotics Page Senior Design
Engineers Without
Borders
Teaching Links |
Research Links |
General Interest Links |
Outreach/Service Links |
COURSES - Electronics, Labs, IC Fabrication, Sensors (incl. student presentations and reports), Senior Design (CARS) How to succeed in Graduate School: A Guide for Students and Advisors, by Marie desJardins in Crossroads, Oct. 1994 (PDF) PSPICE Links - Where to get PSPICE, where to access it, how to use it. LogicWorks digital logic layout and simulation software - where to get it and learn about it. Java-based demos- RLC circuits, CMOS logic, IC fabrication. Java-based plotter - very useful! Online Temperature Sensor Calibration tables - for RTD's and Thermocouples Electronics
at Auburn - an overview of some student projects Electronic Parts (with prices)
available from the Scientific Supply Store for labs and senior
design.
Where to get drawing templates (useful for producing neat drawings on homework and projects) |
Cooperative Robotics Research Visit the Sensor Fusion Laboratory -including publications and presentations. Odor analysis research using neural networks LIMES: Language for Intelligent Machines Workshop, West Point, Summer 2006. Sci Fi short story. Biorobotic Vision Laboratory at the Australian National University |
Apple's design process Jeff Hawkins - "On Intelligence" (NPR radio interview) - posted 7/23.07 website mp3 Joe Albree Seminar Feb. 2006 "The Professionalization of Engineering in America" Flyer Ten Commandments of Electrical Safety Richard Feynman, the great physicist, gave this talk in 1959. The subject is miniaturization of machines. It is amazing how well he understood what was to come with regard to computers and nanotechnology. Captain Mike at Sea, Summer
2001 |
Auburn
Technology Museum. Proposed virtual museum including oral histories. Food Safety Chart showing safe tempeatures for cooking, canning, and storing foods. Acupuncture Seminar presented by Dr. Leigh Scott, Spring 2001. |