Objectives and Constraints: mobile solar power supply

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  • 07/04/2021 at 11:16 am #1720
    Jacob Pawlowicz
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      Is there any resource available where we can find a more defined list of constraints and objectives for this design opportunity? As I’m struggling to determine what features must be included and what features are preferred but not compulsory.

      Kind Regards,
      Jacob Pawlowicz

      08/04/2021 at 11:04 am #1722
      Luke Barbagallo
      Keymaster

        Hi Jacob,

        I’m assuming that you’re referring to project brief 4.2? If so, we’ve answered some questions regarding that challenge, that you may find useful. Perhaps check these out (Link Below), and if you’ve still got specific question, come back to us.

        Further, it is also appropriate for you to make some assumptions of what features you believe should be included, based on the resources and information provided in not only the Energy Design Area, but also in the other design areas and the Resources section.

        Thanks,

        Luke

        Mobile Power Supply Challenge (Design area 4.2)

        Mobile Solar Power Supply

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