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EM-tether-robot

Project 2: Electromagnetic tether robot for EECE 282

Requirements:

  • Use f38x boards
  • battery operated - AA battery holder in lab kit
  • Any material can be used for robot chassis Material from workshop can be expensive - also need safety training, goggles and safety shoes Parts given to us in kit ($40):
    • Solarbotics GM4 Gear Motor 4 - Clear Servo
    • Lynxmotion Servo Wheel 2.63" x 0.35" (pair)
    • Tamiya 70144 Ball Caster
    • 4 x AA Battery holder
    • 1 x 9V cable 9V battery clip
    • Unfolded chassis Aluminum chassis made using the water jet cutter.
  • Must be completed in C
  • Must use MOSFETs to drive and control motors of robot - NMOS and PMOS given to us May need optocouplers to isolate noisy motors (LTV847) Need to go forward, backward, left and right
  • Transmitter: One microcontroller for robot, another to transmit EM signal at a constant frequency Robot controller reads signal using inductive sensors and determines its distance and direction from beacon, adjusts Transmitter must send commands to robot:
    • 0 move closer
    • 1 move farther
    • 2 rotate 180
    • 3 turn front LED on/off
    • 4 turn back LED on/off
    • 5 Beep for 1 sec
    • 6 parallel park
    • at least 5 preset distances in "move closer"/"move farther"
    • display command # on 7 seg display
  • Distance: Robot must be able to track transmitter when seperated by at least 100cm - farther is better Bonus feature: 200cm Tranmitter/receiver design http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/AppNotes/00232B.pdf

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