The Disposable Camera Group 2: Shelby Nease, Matthew Olson, Ryan Coleman, Ryan Handley.

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The Disposable Camera Group 2: Shelby Nease, Matthew Olson, Ryan Coleman, Ryan Handley

Transcript of The Disposable Camera Group 2: Shelby Nease, Matthew Olson, Ryan Coleman, Ryan Handley.

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The Disposable CameraGroup 2: Shelby Nease, Matthew Olson, Ryan Coleman, Ryan Handley

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Redesign Paint on outside to reduce sticker waste.

Combine some parts to reduce waste.

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Mechanical System

Shutter Spring

Frame Counter

Film Advance lock

sprocket

Camshaft

Film Advance Gear

Picture Button

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Exposure Process

Lens

Viewfinder

Film

Shutter

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Electrical System

Battery

Circuit

Viewfinder

Lens

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Reusable Parts All plastic parts are recycled

Battery is checked and some are approved to be reused

Flash unit and circuit board are tested and repaired (if needed) for reuse

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The 1.5V AA battery cell powers up the oscillator.

(Energy Processing)

The first transformer generates the AC

Voltage to 200-300 volts.

(Energy Processing)

When the main Capacitor is charged it is indicated by a LED light and its

voltage is applied to the flash tube

terminals.

(Signal Processing)

 

 

The trigger switch is pressed to activate the

shutter and the flash charge.

(Signal Processing)

Advance spin wheel is spun to advance the film and wind

the shutter.

(Energy Processing)

Frame counter is advanced to show the

number of pictures left.

(Material Processing)

Film and shutter are in position to use the

camera.

(Material Processing)

User looks through the viewfinder to select the image.

(Energy Processing)

The shutter opens and the voltage travels to a second transformer. This new and much higher voltage is then put through the flash tube to create a

flash.

(Energy Processing)

The shutter closes and the image is stored onto the camera.

(Energy Processing)

Camera Operation

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Functional Decomposition

Single Use Camera

Energy Processing

Signal Processing

Trigger shutter open

Mechanical Electrical Light

Material Processing

Open Shutter

Advance film by one

Flash Discharge

Flash Charging

Battery ViewfinderLens

Frame Counting

Advance film and wind up shutter

Cock Shutter

Image stored

Light Sensitive Film

Image presented on

the film place

Flash ready signal

Trigger flash discharge

Turn on flash

charging