The PAMC is a realtime physical device that can take an analog audio signal from an electric guitar or other instrument and convert it to a sequence of MIDI messages. All currently available devices that can do this are strictly monophonic; they can only process one note at a time. The PAMC is novel in that it can process up to 6 notes at a time, in realtime.
Andrew Obeso-Silva (andobso3@gmail.com)
Andrew Obeso-Silva is a graduating Computer Engineering student at the University of Cental Florida. He plans to work in digital design and computer architecture after graduating.
Colin Smith (colingraysmith@gmail.com)
Colin Smith is a graduating Electrical Engineering student at the University of Central Florida. He spent a year working as a test engineering intern and is beginning a career in test engineering.
Noah Watts (noahwatts74@gmail.com)
Noah Watts is a graduating Computer Engineering student at the University of Central Florida. He plans to pursue a career in hardware design and computer architecture.
Senior Design 1 Initial Project Document
Senior Design 1 Final Project Document
Senior Design 2 CDR Presentation
Senior Design 2 Conference Paper
Senior Design 2 Final Presentation
Senior Design 2 Final Presentation Video
Senior Design 2 Final Demonstration Video
Senior Design 2 Final Document
The team would like to thank Sean Dillon for his past role as a Team Member. He helped us in designing the power circuits. The team would also like to thank Quality Manufacturing Services and Astronics Test Systems for lending their services to help in attaching components to the PCB.