Want to see what it takes to win? Below are the winning project reports for the last 4 years of the Analog Design Contest, along with videos for the last two years. Top teams come to Dallas to compete for the prize and show their projects in poster sessions. Those “People’s Choice” projects are also shown below.
2011 Engibous Prize Winners
- 1st Place: Rice University
Peter Hokanson, Anthony Austin, Jeffrey Bridge, Robert Theron Brockman II
Design of an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for Martian Exploration (1,659 KB)
- 2nd Place: University of Illinois
Donald Darga, Mohammad Mustafa Malik
Hyperfocal Distance Meter (2,007 KB)
- 3rd Place: University of Puerto Rico
Rafael O. Vazquez, Omar Roldan, Giovanni Viera, Manuel Oran
Ultra-Deep Sea Water Buoy (5,600 KB)
- People’s Choice Poster Session: University of Texas at El Paso
Cory Gutierrez, Dustin Anderson, Jacob Zuiga
Distance and Obstruction Guidance System (4,163 KB)
- Engibous Prize Contestant Projects Videos
Soon we will post short student poster session videos from 21 finalist teams competing in the Engibous Prize competition.
2010 Engibous Prize Winners
- 1st Place: University of Cincinnati
Chad Ruttencutter, Peter Simon
Remotely Accessible Target System (3,918 KB)
- 2nd Place: University of Arizona
Martin Bouvet Bours, Timothy Baumgartner, Jessica Falk, Benjamin Rawlins, Michael Sunday
Solar Car Power Monitoring System (2,624 KB)
- 3rd Place: Rice University
Ben Bahorich, John Cate, Robert LiKamWa
3D Modelling Turntable (1,896 KB)
- Poster Session Winner: University of Puerto Rico
Aldo E. Briano, Ivan Avila, Yaisiel Torres, Edwin Vazquez
MIDI controller and Audio/Light Synchronization System
2009 Engibous Prize Winners
- 1st Place: Virginia Tech
John Caldwell, Thomas LaBella, Preston Taylor, Alex Kim
200-W Class D Subwoofer Amplifier (4,017 KB)
- 2nd Place: University of Arizona
Amjad Chatila, Jason Van Asdlan, McKay Crowder, Henry Barrow, Manuel Fimbres, Joseph Bitz
Portable Brain Wave Monitor (1,864 KB)
- 3rd Place: University of Arkansas
Lauren Megee, Jordan Greenlee, Brady Delperdang, Tristan Evans, John Damron
Photovoltaic Array with Max Power Point Tracking (2,384 KB)
- Poster Session Winner: Ohio State University
John Kruckenberg, Andrew Lippolis, Eric Schacht, Chris Seeley
Prioritized Back-up Power System (8,368 KB)
2008 Engibous Prize Winners
- 1st Place: University of Arkansas
Derik Trowler and Bret Whitaker
Bi-Directional Inverter and Energy Storage System (1,157 KB)
- 2nd Place: University of Arizona
Rodney Hall, Chris Pentland, Aaron Thurber, Michael Snedeker, and Jen Drain
Tire Pressure Management System (2,418 KB)
- 3rd Place: Ohio State University
Clint Heiney, Matt Anker, and Jeff Endicott
Runway Lighting (989 KB)
- Poster Session Winner: Oregon State University
Kevin Kemper, Mohsen Nasroullahi, and Paul Filitchkin
Robotic Limb (8,563 KB)
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