In this video, Benjamin Voth explains how planetary gearboxes work and how to implement them.

Hardware technical lead Adam Cordingley gives us a run-down on Altium library management, including creating schematic symbols and PCB footprints.

Zoom recording from our Altium workshop on Nov 6, 2021. Hosted by Adam Cordingley.

In this lecture, hardware technical lead Adam Cordingley talks about using op amps in demanding measurement applications.

In this week's leadership lecture, Robert shares some techniques for time management when working on a project.

This week, we premiere the first software lecture of the year as Ryan presents an introduction to OpenCV. Specifically, we look at an example problem based on a MATE ROV task from two years ago, and how to apply and use OpenCV to solve it.

In this week's leadership lecture, Robert explains various tools, techniques, and considerations for decision making when working on a project.

In this mechanical lecture, Jackson walks us through the basics of HSMWorks, showing us some fundamental machining operations and how to correctly use them.

In this week's lecture, Adam covers tools and techniques for planning programs for embedded systems, including flow charts, state machines, and more.

In this leadership lecture, CWRUbotix president Jack, MATE ROV lead Peter, and NASA RMC lead Robert discuss strategies and best practices for management of project teams.

In this video, hardware technical lead Adam Cordingley walks through the process of laying out a simple 4-layer board in Altium Designer.

In this hardware lecture, hardware technical lead Adam Cordingley covers the basics of several common power supply architectures.

In this installment in our Circuits Basics lecture series, our hardware technical lead Adam Cordingley talks about the basics of op-amps and comparators.

In this lecture, Hardware Technical Lead Adam Cordingley talks about the basics of diodes, BJT's, and MOSFET's.

Our Hardware Technical Lead Adam Cordingley leads a workshop on the basics of using Altium Designer, covering schematic capture, board setup, and editing design rules.

Adam talks about microcontrollers, starting with the ever-popular Arduino then moving on to the STM32 family of microcontrollers. Adam discusses practical considerations when designing custom hardware involving microcontrollers.

Adam introduces Altium Designer, starting with some basic schematic capture, then moving on to board setup. Adam covers basic design rule generation and adjustment, board shape definition, via sizes, and begins discussion of layout and routing considerations.

Adam talks about the basics of diodes, BJT's, and MOSFET's, focusing on the general concepts of their construction and practical descriptions of their functions and uses.

In this lecture, Adam covers the basics of Op-Amps and Comparators. He starts with the fundamental behavior of op-amps and the basic assumptions we make about their operation. Next he discusses the importance of negative feedback in constructing op-amp circuits and dives into fundamental op-amp circuit topologies. Adam ends with talking about comparators and introduces the concept of positive feedback and hysteresis.

In this crash course, Adam covers power supply fundamentals, including linear, switching, and isolated topologies.