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91.548 Lab 5: LogoChip Bus Communicationsdue February 27
As previously discussed (in class and by email on Feb 19), the current task is to take whatever demo you are working on it bus-enable it, so that the Handy Cricket can use your project as a bus device. The main course LogoChip page discusses important implementation details. This time, I would like to you submit your written work in web-ready format. This means you should prepare an HTML file with linked GIF and/or JPG images (*). I will post the project descriptions on the course web site to be a resource for the class. Your report should contain enough detail for anyone in the class to readily reproduce your design. You should have:
When you have the set of material ready, put it into a file archive (either .zip or .tar.Z or .tar.gz) and email to Fred. Please create just one HTML file; you can have as many linked images as you need. (*) I have a flatbed scanner in my office that I can bring to the lab if people need to scan pencil drawings. I would prefer that you do this than spend tons of time drawing stuff electronically. Last modified: Sunday, 23-Feb-2003 20:42:24 EST by fred_martin@uml.edu |