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OVERVIEW
| HARDWARE
| SOFTWARE
| GALLERY
| THE TEAM
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Solidworks & Photos
Circuit Designs Power Board Main Board Arm Board Tape Sensor Board IR Sensor Datasheets Bill of Materials |
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1.) Power Board
![]() Two 7.2V batteries are placed in series to form a 14.4V power supply. To obtain 5V, we run the 14.4V through a voltage regulator. We tap from here to power the other circuit boards. A power MOSFET protects the components in case the batteries are plugged in backwards. The kill switch opens and closes the connection. Click on the image to view calculations. ![]() 2.) Main Board ![]() The main board contains the E128 microprocessor connections. All port connections tap into this board. |
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E128 20Pin
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E128 24Pin
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E128 SPI Pins
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Motor 0
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Motor 1
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Red Debug LED
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Red Indicator LED
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Green Indicator LED
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Bumper switch
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3.) Arm Board
![]() The arm uses a 42BYG228-R stepper motor to raise the upper arm and a HXT900 servo motor to swing the lower arm |
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Stepper Motor for upper arm
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Servo Motor for lower arm
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Yellow Debug LED
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4.) Tape Sensor Board
![]() 7 tape sensors are tied to 2 quad op-amps and use similar circuit diagrams. They output an analog signal. We implemented Schmitt triggers and hysteresis in software. Click on the image for calculations |
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Tape Sensor circuit
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5.) IR Phototransistor
![]() A signal conditioning circuit produces a digital signal when IR is sensed. The board was not implemented in our final design but was needed for check-off. Click on the image to view calculations. |
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DATASHEETS
LM324N Operational Amplifier LM7805C Voltage Regulator QRB1134 Tape Sensor L293B HBridge 2N7000 N-Channel MOSFET IRLZ34N N-Channel Power MOSFET IRFR 5305 P-Channel Power MOSFET 42BYG228-R Stepper Motor HXT900 Servo Motor |