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Cooper Hawk

Electrical Engineering Student

Lakeland, FL

ABOUT ME

Hello, I'm Cooper! I'm an Electrical Engineering Sophomore from Florida Polytechnic University with a 4.0 GPA and a passion for hands-on, team-focused design. I'm excited to dive headfirst into new experiences that will allow me to develop my engineering and professional skills, while also increasing my technical knowledge and know-how. I'm always up for a challenge, and I can't wait to see what projects and designs I'll be a part of next.

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LM386 Audio Amplifier Circuit

Designed and tested a low-power audio amplifier using an LM386 integrated circuit to amplify small input signals to a level capable of driving a speaker. Input signals were generated with a function generator and circuit behavior was evaluated using...

Analog circuit designBreadboard prototypingMultimeter measurementOscilloscope measurementAudio signal amplificationFunction generator operationPotentiometer gain/volume control implementation
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Comparator-Based Thermostat Circuit

Implemented a comparator circuit using an LM358 operational amplifier to model thermostat control behavior. An adjustable reference voltage was created with a resistor divider network so that the output state would switch when the input voltage...

Breadboard prototypingComparator circuit designAnalog threshold detectionCircuit testing and debuggingOperational amplifier circuitsAnalog control systems fundamentals
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Engineering Skills and Design Ornament Project

Designed and assembled a simple blinking light circuit as part of a functional product prototype. Electrical components were integrated into a custom enclosure designed in SolidWorks, requiring coordination between electronic layout and mechanical...

Product prototypingBasic circuit designSolidWorks CAD modelingLED circuit implementation
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Remote-Controlled Etch-A-Sketch

Developed an Arduino-based control system that allows an Etch-A-Sketch to be operated remotely using joystick input. The Arduino was programmed in C++ to read analog joystick signals and convert them into control commands for servo motors....

Arduino developmentServo motor controlMicrocontroller systemsAnalog input processingEmbedded C++ programmingEmbedded system debuggingJoystick interface integration