DEFY THE VANE: 305
DEFY THE VANE: 305
A high-stakes engineering simulation where teams use mathematical analysis, MATLAB/Simulink, and logical problem-solving to reconstruct systems and overcome a series of technical challenges. Participants progress through three time-sensitive phases, solving calculations on paper before validating their solutions through simulation.
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Limited seats available. Registrations open soon.
- 1st Prize
- 2nd Prize
- 3rd Prize
EEEEvent Round Details
Filter and reconstruct corrupted communication signals to establish a secure, readable baseline for the rest of the operation.
- Reconstruct the corrupted communication signal using the mathematical information provided during the phase.
- All calculations must be completed on paper before entering the required values into Simulink.
- Teams must use the provided baseline Simulink model without modifying locked parameters.
- The phase is completed only when the reconstructed signal successfully passes the simulation verification.
Calculate initial energy spikes and steady-state mechanics to force a heavy mechanical system into motion without triggering an instant grid failure.
- Calculate the required initial energy/power conditions and steady-state mechanical parameters before simulation.
- Enter only the calculated values into the designated sections of the provided Simulink model.
- Modifying safety limits or locked model parameters to obtain results will lead to disqualification.
- The phase is completed only after the calculated solution successfully passes simulation verification.
Tune a dynamic control loop to stabilize a massive aerodynamic load. A miscalculation here results in catastrophic system destruction.
- Calculate and tune the required control parameters to stabilize the dynamic aerodynamic load.
- Teams must perform their calculations before implementing the parameters in Simulink.
- Only the provided baseline model may be used; bypassing or altering safety constraints is strictly prohibited.
- The phase is completed only when the control system achieves the required stability conditions in simulation.
EEEDEFY THE VANE: 305
DEFY THE VANE: 305
A high-stakes engineering simulation where teams use mathematical analysis, MATLAB/Simulink, and logical problem-solving to reconstruct systems and overcome a series of technical challenges. Participants progress through three time-sensitive phases, solving calculations on paper before validating their solutions through simulation.
Secure Your Spot
Limited seats available. Registrations open soon.
- 1st Prize
- 2nd Prize
- 3rd Prize
Event Round Details
Filter and reconstruct corrupted communication signals to establish a secure, readable baseline for the rest of the operation.
- Reconstruct the corrupted communication signal using the mathematical information provided during the phase.
- All calculations must be completed on paper before entering the required values into Simulink.
- Teams must use the provided baseline Simulink model without modifying locked parameters.
- The phase is completed only when the reconstructed signal successfully passes the simulation verification.
Calculate initial energy spikes and steady-state mechanics to force a heavy mechanical system into motion without triggering an instant grid failure.
- Calculate the required initial energy/power conditions and steady-state mechanical parameters before simulation.
- Enter only the calculated values into the designated sections of the provided Simulink model.
- Modifying safety limits or locked model parameters to obtain results will lead to disqualification.
- The phase is completed only after the calculated solution successfully passes simulation verification.
Tune a dynamic control loop to stabilize a massive aerodynamic load. A miscalculation here results in catastrophic system destruction.
- Calculate and tune the required control parameters to stabilize the dynamic aerodynamic load.
- Teams must perform their calculations before implementing the parameters in Simulink.
- Only the provided baseline model may be used; bypassing or altering safety constraints is strictly prohibited.
- The phase is completed only when the control system achieves the required stability conditions in simulation.
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