To write a formal report for the Electronic MINI project which t is ''AUTO MAINS DISCONNECTING DC POWER SUPPLY'' And the format in how to write the report is attached.The report shall be in an appropriate style and structure and communicate all relevant information in a coherent and purposeful way. Formal reports should be written in a neutral third person style (the, it, is etc) and should not include personal pronouns (I, we, their etc) The following structure is recommended. See the example report for the required style and grammar. Title page. Acknowledgements and declaration of collaboration (one page). Summary (one page). Contents (one page). 1. Introduction and background theory 2. Aims and objectives. 3. Methods and procedures. 4. Results and analysis. 5. Discussion. 6. Conclusion. 7. References. 8. Appendices. 2.2 Title page and contents page (5%) The title page shall include University of Huddersfield, School of computing and Engineering etc., module title and number, date, an appropriate picture, a fully comprehensive and relevant title (or main title and subtitle), contents page with section numbering and page numbering. 2.3 Acknowledgements and declaration of collaboration (factor: 0 or 1) The declaration shall set out clearly the nature and extent of any collaboration. You must also acknowledge major sources of help and information. 2.4 Summary (5%) The summary shall set the context and summarise the key content of the report including conclusions. Do not simply describe or list the content - summarise it (i.e. restate the main parts of the report, in brief: what you did, how you did it, the main result(s) and conclusion(s)). 2.5 Introduction and background theory (10%) This section shall include relevant, interesting and engaging content. The subsection structure shall be clear, logical and purposeful. Significant content may be copied from sources but must be quoted and referenced. Source material shall be subject to critical evaluation (degree of relevance, reliability and quality) as you see it from your perspective. 2.6 Aims and objectives (5%) This section shall include, clearly stated, the original aims and objectives of the assignment. The aims and objectives should be justified and listed in order of relevance. This section should show the purpose of the assignment and what it is trying to achieve. 2.7 Methods and procedures (15%) This section shall demonstrate, where appropriate, the methods used for design, construction, prototyping, testing, data processing, analysis and presentation (i.e. what you did and how you did it). 2.8 Results and analysis (15%) Results of tests, measurements and calculations shall be presented with appropriate precision (i.e. neither too many nor too few significant digits) and include the level of uncertainty (e.g. "measured voltage VD = 25.8mV±1mV"). Results and other data shall be clearly presented (tables and/or graphs, of a type that is the most appropriate) with analysis and comparison to the appropriate theoretical predictions. Tables of raw data may be relegated to the appendices, with a link or reference. There may be need for some discussion within this section but this must also be duplicated or covered in some way in the discussion /conclusions section. 2.9 Discussion (25%) This section shall demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the main technical and academic issues. The discussion shall also address the issue of uncertainties in the results and theoretical modelling and the likely causes of any difference. This section shall also contain evidence which demonstrates a commitment to learning, scholarship and personal development through reflection on the experience.