Collins Aerospace has requested that the team create a compact and robust data logger that can withstand extreme environmental temperatures for long periods for use in testing aircraft parts in simulated real-life settings. The data offer will sample signals of +/- 15V at a frequency of 1MHz and store them on a removable storage device. The data logger enclosure will be constructed to ensure that it can withstand outside temperatures of -40°C to 85°C in an environmental chamber and act as a Faraday cage to provide electromagnetic shielding for the electronics. This is a joint team with members from the Electrical and Computer Engineering department and the Mechanical Engineering Department.

Our team collaborated with Electrical and Computer Engineering 13,Mechanical Engineering 15 on this project.