Lecture

Assignment 1a (System Design): Solution and Mistakes

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Description

This lecture covers the solution and common mistakes related to Assignment 1a on system design. The slides discuss various components such as IoT sensor nodes, microcontrollers, ADCs, radio modules, memory types, and communication interfaces. Common mistakes highlighted include issues with connectivity, memory compatibility, data transfer, and component selection.

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