Attended: May Chen, Kristie Lee, Christie Obatake, Kenny Luong

We are currently still working on refining our goals for the semester because we are having trouble progressing.

• Testing plans
  • Make a manual/checklist (We are planning on using Google Sheets)
  • Separate plans for
    • Pre-assembled boards (not soldered)
    • Post-assembled boards (soldered)
      • Power (is the board consuming the right amount of current)
      • Software
        • Microcontroller (is it programmed)
        • Sensors (are they responding)
  • Get feedback on how software team is testing their code and integrate with our plans (ambitious goal)
• Create an Apple document for better understanding
  • Purpose
  • Features
    • How to test features
  • “Okay” range to perform tests
• Verification board (hardware platform to help test Apple)
  • Plug the board in to automate tests
    • Runs through sensors
    • Temperature checks
  • Individual components won't be complicated, but sum of parts will be more complicated
• Our final presentation will be about our document(s) for testing plans

• Parts orders for September due soon
• We don't need to order anything yet, can just use the same parts as Apple team
• Encouraged to work in parallel with Apple team
  • Meet with them for 30 minutes/week
    • Ask them questions
    • If neither of us know, work on it together
  • Obtain schematics from them so we can understand Apple design

• Continue working on Apple document
• Meet with Jon, then continue working on testing plans
• Set up meeting time with Apple team

• We are meeting with Jon Liang on Monday, 10/12
  • Things to ask
    • Typical debug process
    • What is the first thing to do when we get a PCB?
    • How to check if a PCB is okay after fab?
      • Check if it's within specs?
      • Check if it's okay to power on?

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Created by cobatake on 2015/12/02 02:29.