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Precision Optical Transceivers is primarily concerned with delivering high quality optical transceivers to their customers quickly. An obstacle they are facing is uncertainty in the hardware portion of the testing process. The primary source of this uncertainty is optical attenuators. This uncertainty leads to time loss and lack of confidence in test results. The goal of the project is to build an automated test fixture that can verify the functionality of optical attenuators and optical fibers. This solution will reduce uncertainty of the testing process while minimizing the time spent troubleshooting the transceiver and ensure validity of the test results. The fixture will be easy to use by a technician and fit into the work environment on the production floor. Final Fixture 
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Team Members
Fried P.O.T.A.T.O.s
| Member | Role | Contact |
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| Elizabeth Hughes | Software Lead | eahughe114@gmail.com |
| Erica Butler | Project Manager & CAD Design | ekb4513@rit.edu |
| Nathan Rummage | Optics & Systems Integrator | nar4182@rit.edu |
| Neville Mogent Jr. | Electrical Lead | nam1300@rit.edu |
Information
Work Breakdown: By Phase
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Integrated System Build & Test Customer Handoff & Final Project Documentation (Verification & Validation) |
Work Breakdown: By Topic
Use this space to link to live/final documents throughout the project. Your team should customize this as-needed, with input from your guide and customer. The example below will address most of what most teams need to capture.
| Project Management | Design Tools | System Design | Software | Implementation & Validation |
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