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Title: MUSCLE STRENGTH CIRCUIT


1
MUSCLE STRENGTH CIRCUIT
  • Siddharth Lohia
  • Group 2
  • ECE 445
  • Summer 07

2
Introduction
  • A Circuit to measure applied force and convert
    the force into meaningful output
  • Two main features of the circuit are current
    output and output display
  • The current output is stable across a range of
    load
  • The amount of current per amount of force is
    easily adjustable by just a screwdriver

3
Additional Features
  • Display
  • The user can define the minimum and maximum range
    of input force
  • The Screen shows the current force and also
    holds the maximum force until the user resets it
  • The input force can be linearly scaled to the
    output value by any factor
  • The Output can be in any dimension

4
Hardware
  • Load Cell
  • Filter
  • Voltage Amplifier
  • Current Transmitter

5
Load Cell
  • Dinamica Generale
  • DG-SP1
  • 88 lbs Capacity
  • 2mV/V output
  • For 12 V power supply the output is in the range
    of 0-24 mV

6
Filter
The frequency of noise from the Load cell output
is 215.52 kHz
7
Filter Schematic
8
Filter Equations
  • Calculation of Cutoff Frequency
  • 1 / ( 2pi RC) 1/ ( 2 3.14 1000 .001u )
    159,154.94 Hz
  • 160 kHz
  • 1 / ( 2pi RC) 1/ ( 2 3.14 1000 .002u )
    318,309.88 Hz
  • 320 kHz
  • Zeroes in on the 215 kHz noise frequency
  • Improvement in signal stability observed

9
Voltage Amplifier
  • AD708 Ultra low Offset Voltage Dual Op Amp
  • Differential amplification of Load Cell Output
  • Gain Controlled by potentiometer knob
  • The gain is between 30 and 100
  • Although the gain can be adjusted to be up till
    350, the current transmitter will burn out at
    such high input voltages

10
Amplifier Schematic
11
Op Amp Equation and Data
  • Gain 1 210k/ ( 56 R4)
  • For R4 163.2 O , Gain 91.24
  • Actual Data collected for R4 163.2 O

12
Current Transmitter
  • AD 694 4- 20 mA current range
  • Converts input voltage into a current over
    desired range
  • The current output is independent over resistor
    range of 20 O to 400 O
  • Calculated from the equation ( Vsrc 2.5) / 20m,
    where Vsrc is 12 V
  • An easy way to increase the value of load
    resistance is to increase the Vsrc of Current
    Transmitter

13
Transmitter Schematic
14
Configuration of the transmitter
  • The V ( A-B ) output from AD 708 is buffered by a
    20k resistor, and fed into the signal and
    signal inputs respectively.

15
Current Output Voltage Input
For Load 19.8 O
For load 384 O
16
Force Input to Current Output
17
Software
  • HIO 010 Prizm V.3 software used for programming
    the HIO device
  • GUI for screen displays
  • Ladder Structure Programming for storing and
    displaying the maximum value

18
GUI Screenshot
19
A/D conversion
20
Partial Code for Displaying max. Force
21
Equation For Display
  • Slope lbs/mA Load Range / Current range (In
    the application zone for max. accuracy)
  • Hi Set lbs Slope 16
  • Lo Set lbs 0 for max. range
  • (since the max input is 20 mA and the min input
    is 4 mA)
  • now 4 mA corresponds to 0 force and 20 mA
    corresponds to Hi Set.

22
Current Output For Display Configuration
23
Uses With Display
  • Measure Push Pull Strength.
  • Two Such Devices can be used to detect muscle
    imbalances in a Chiropractor Clinic setting.
  • Measure and record maximum force applied when
    working in a gym.

24
Uses Without Display
  • The Force can be calibrated to output any desired
    current in the 4-20 mA range.
  • The Current Loop can be used for operations like
    prosthetic devices.
  • It can be used for devices that require a stable
    power supply over a broad range of application of
    load.

25
SWOT Analysis
26
Credits
  • Mr. Craig Zeilenga from the Machine Shop
  • Prof. Gary Swenson
  • Mr. Tony Mangognia
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