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    The Nikon Zoom 800 AF is a 35mm film

    camera introduced in the 1990s, designed as


    a compact and user-friendly point-and-
    shoot model. Part of Nikon's consumer-level
    film camera line, it featured a 38-80mm
    zoom lens with autofocus, providing
    versatility for a variety of photographic
    scenarios.
    This camera was popular for its automatic
    exposure system, built-in flash, and
    motorized film advancement, simplifying the
    photographic process for everyday users.
    The LCD display allowed easy selection of
    modes, and its lightweight, portable design
    made it a practical choice for both amateur
    and casual photographers.
    product teardown
    Outer shell (body)
    Lens assembly
    lens breakdown

    focus lens
    zoom
    mechanism fasteners

    lens housing
    lens barrel converging lens
    Barrel Components
    These are parts of the lens barrel, which houses the optical
    elements.-
    Integration: These components are probably injection-molded and
    assembled using screws or snap-fit mechanisms.
    Assembly Details: The alignment rings and grooves would ensure
    the correct movement of the zoom lens. Metal screws or plastic
    snaps may hold the pieces together.
    Battery Contacts
    and Power Regulation Circuit:

    Circuit board

    Wiring
    and connectors

    Capacitors
    Key Components in Internal Circuitry:
    Printed Circuit Board (PCB):
    Function: The PCB serves as the central platform that connects all the electronic
    components of the camera. It handles data transmission between the lens, image sensor,
    flash, and display.

    Capacitors:
    Function: Capacitors are used to store and release electrical energy, smoothing
    out power supply fluctuations or storing energy for the flash.
    Microcontroller/Processor:
    Function: This is the core processing unit that controls the camera's operations,
    including autofocus, exposure control, and power management. It processes
    signals from the sensors and controls user inputs from buttons and dials.
    Wiring and Connectors:
    Function: Copper wires and connectors transmit power and signals between the
    different components like the lens motor, flash, and display.
    Battery Contacts and Power Regulation Circuit:
    Function: These contacts connect the camera to its power source, usually AA or
    AAA batteries. The power regulation circuit ensures the camera receives stable
    voltage and prevents overcurrent.
    viewfinder window

    Flex Cables (Ribbon Cables)

    Rear Door
    (Film Chamber Door)
    Film Compartment

    Exposure Window
    Flex Cables: Connect electronic components, providing power and
    control to various parts of the camera.
    Viewfinder: Optical system for framing shots.
    Film Compartment: Houses the film, which captures the image when
    exposed to light.
    Exposure Window (Film Gate): Allows light to expose the film for
    image capture.
    Rear Door: Protects the film from light and secures it in place.
    These internal components work together to ensure the camera
    functions smoothly, from taking a picture to advancing the film and
    preparing for the next shot.
    1) All parts details with their material >process of manufacturing > surface
    finish > defects.
    a) In case of plastic > injection gate >ribs >surface texture.
    b) In case of metal > process of manufacturing> surface treatment> surface
    finish

    (Kashish)
    3) Bill of material

    (Aksayini)
    4) Understand the working method of the device and show the process
    diagram

    (Sarah)

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