week10

schedule.md

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 * Serial communication results
 * Lots of LEDs
 
-# Week 10 - Monday November 6 & Wednesday November 8
+# [Week 10 - Monday November 6 & Wednesday November 8](week10/main.md)
 * presentations
 * Motors and things that move
 
 # Week 11 - Monday November 13 & Wednesday November 15
-* machine learnig on the BLE33
+* machine learning on the BLE33
 * Final project proposals - Come up with a proposal for what you would like to do for a final project. 
 
 # Week 12 - Monday November 20 

week10/main.md

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+# Week 10 - Monday Nov 6 & Wed Nov 8
+## Monday
+* MOTORS
+* solenoids
+* transistors
+* H-Bridges
+* Assignement : wrap-up the LED work
+  * _Read_ : _Making Things Move_ (Chapter 2 "Materials: How to Choose and Where to Find Them")[https://www-accessengineeringlibrary-com.proxy.library.nyu.edu/content/book/9780071741675/chapter/chapter2#copy_link]. Access provided by NYU Libraries.
+* kinetic artists & work
+  * [Chico MacMurtrie](https://amorphicrobotworks.org/)
+  * [Johannes Langkamp](https://joway.eu/installations/de-beweging-van-ruimte/)
+  * [Nick Yulman](https://www.nysoundworks.org/soundart#/bricolo/)
+  * [Jennifer Townley](http://www.jennifertownley.com/)
+  * [Renia Mun](https://www.reinamun.xyz/)
+
+## Wednesday
+* Presentation by Nicholas & Kevin
+* review LED work
+* relays
+* Stepper motors
+* Haptic motors
+* rotary encoders
+* Assignement :
+  * _Read_ : _Making Things Move_ (Chapter 9 "Making Things and Getting Things Made")[https://www-accessengineeringlibrary-com.proxy.library.nyu.edu/content/book/9780071741675/chapter/chapter9]. Access provided by NYU Libraries.
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week10/motors.md

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+## Motors 
+Fancy electromagnets that spin.
+### brushless & brushed DC motors
+The DC brush motor is one of the simplest motors in use today. You can find these motors just about anywhere. They are in household appliances, toys, and automobiles. Being simple to construct and control, these motors are the go-to solution for professionals and hobbyists alike.
+### steppers
+### servos
+### Solenoids
+linear actuators that operate along the same principles as motors.
+### Relays
+a relay uses an electromagnet to open or close a switch. They make really fun clicking noises and are often used to control high voltage/high current circuits from a smaller, safer one
+### Transistors
+solid state switches used to amplify signals and power
+### Diodes
+polarized components that make sure electricity only flows in one direction. useful in AC circuits, or in DC circuits when using an inductive load like a motor
+### Bench power supply