AerNos
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AerNos
2018
AerNos manufactures a novel air particulate sensor to be able to detect trace amounts of certain gases. I designed an evaluation system to calibrate their sensors inside an incubator. I designed a chip socket system to easily test their sensors after manufacturing. This included a bed-of-nails style design that allowed the technician to easily swap sensors in and out of their system. I built an air tight chamber using inert materials to test each sensor using volatile gases. Created an airtight seal against a PCB, which required special trace routing, o-ring sealing, and via filling. Designed an easy-to-access shelf system using rotary bearing, linear slides, quick disconnect tube connectors, and toggle clamps.
Skills/Tools used:
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3D CAD design using Solidworks
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Generated manufacturing drawings using GD&T standards
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Material knowledge
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PCB design using Altium Designer
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DFA
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O-Ring sealing
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Prototype construction techniques