Electromechanical Systems: W1 - 8/26/16

Weekly Blog : Victor Nguyen 7A

Design Process

I am on the 'Define the Problem' step. For this week, I was assigned the topic, Electromechanical Systems. 

Summary

I learned that the category I fall in is electric. I use electronic circuits to control mechanical systems. Some manufacturers depend on electromechanical engineers for their processing. Some examples are using circuitry for video games and machines. Designing electronic devices for amusement parks. If you have the talent of problem solving, creativity, building things, making designs, making discoveries, and helping others, then you can be an electromechanical systems. As you can see, this is what I have done and learned throughout the week. 

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http://www.aboriginalaccess.ca/youth/types-of-engineering/electromechanical-systems = 10

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