Project Overview
The i281 CPU was originally designed by Dr. Alexander Stoytchev and Kyung-Tae Kim for CPR E 281. Expanding upon the original design, the i281 CPU Hardware Implementation project aims to create a physical version of the processor. This implementation remains faithful to the original design where possible given hardware limitations and provides an hands-on interactive environment for students and educators alike.
492 Midterm Video Report
Final Deliverables
Team Members
Braxton Rokos
PCB Routing & Prototyping
Braxton Rokos is an Electrical Engineering major from Cedar Rapids, IA. Braxton is passionate about hardware design and implementation. He spends time working out, cooking, trying new things, and socializing with friends.
Daryl Damman
Team Lead
Daryl Damman is a software engineering and mathematics major from Ames, IA. He is focused on firmware development and documentation. Daryl spends time learning to write, cook, and draw when not working.
Gavin Tersteeg
Quality Control & Testing
Gavin Tersteeg is a Software Engineer from Prior Lake, Minnesota. He is interested in embedded systems engineering and software design. Gavin's hobbies include retro electronics, vegetable gardening, and mountain biking.
Grant Nordling
Parts Management & Quality Control
Grant Nordling is an Electrical Engineering from Mahtomedi, Minnesota. He mainly uses his free time watching hockey and cooking. Grant looks forward to his position at Multifeeder Technology this following Summer.
Logan Lee
Testing & Prototyping
Logan Lee is an Electrical Engineer and is from Eldridge, IA. His focus is on analog and mixed-signal circuit design. Logan enjoys hiking, traveling, spending time with friends, and video games.
2024 Periodic Reports
2023 Periodic Reports
Supplemental Documents
Lightning Talks
Requirements
Project Plan
Engineering Design
Testing