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Title: West Texas BEST Robot Project


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West Texas BEST Robot Project
EE3332 - Group 2
Kevin Springer Ahmed Saheb Corby White Daniel Akst
Advisor Dr. Parten
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Overview
  • Objective
  • Game Rules
  • Design Constraints
  • Final Design
  • Maximum Reach
  • Wiring
  • Torque Calculation
  • Movement measurements
  • Strategy for game
  • Modifications
  • Torque Calculations
  • Various Performance Calculations
  • Daughterboard
  • Budget
  • Gantt Chart
  • Resources

3
Project Objective
  • Our objective is to design and build a robotic
    arm that can compete in the West Texas BEST
    competition.

4
Game Rules
5
Game Rules, Contd
6
Design Constraints
  • Maximum Weight 24 lbs.
  • Must fit within 24 cube at beginning of
    competition
  • Can only be constructed using approved parts
  • Must be compatible with speed controller system,
    and new DSP system

7
Final Design
8
Pulley Implementation
9
Pulley Implementation, Contd
Main Arm
Forearm
10
Offset Design
11
Offset Design, Contd
12
Ball Collector
13
Component Weights
Pulley 3 oz. Coffee Can 10 oz. Light Switch 3
oz. Battery 11 oz. Servo 2 oz. Small Motor 6
oz. Large Motor 17 oz. ½ inch pvc pipe 0.2 oz.
per inch of pipe 1 inch pvc pipe 0.4 oz. per inch
of pipe ½ inch pvc elbow 0.5 oz. ½ inch pvc tee 1
oz. 1 inch pvc elbow 2 oz. 1 inch pvc tee 3 oz.
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Main Arm Torque
27.6
48 oz.in.
278 oz.in.
72 oz.in.
30.7 oz.in.
12 oz.in.
68 oz.in.
638 oz.in.
35 oz.in.
Main Arm Motor Globe Motor 455A116-2 (Large
Motor) Lever arm length 10 inches Torque
required 1143 oz.in. Max Torque from motor,
using lever arm and pulley 1536 oz.in.
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Forearm Torque
32.4 oz.in.
6 oz.in.
268 oz.in.
Main Arm Motor Globe Motor 415A157-2 (Small
Motor) Lever arm length 6.5 inches Torque
required 306.4 oz.in. Max Torque from motor,
using lever arm and pulley 440 oz.in.
16
Initial Unfold Time
17
Ball Collector Time
18
Base Rotation Time
19
Main Arm Operation Time
20
Forearm Operation Time
21
Wiring
22
Robot Box Connections
Pin 1- Speed Controller
Pin 2- Speed Controller
Pin 4-Servo
Receiver
Power
23
4 Motors, 2 Speed Controls
24
Calibration with Speed Controllers
Left Control
Right control
25
Wiring, Contd
26
Robot
27
Maximum Reach
39
35
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Minimum Reach
15
29
Connections
12 Max Outputs, Max of 8 at one time
Transmitter
Receiver
4 Inputs
DaughterBoard
DSP
Motors
Servos
30
DSP Board
  • Industry standard DSP with analog I/O
  • VAB software to graphically construct algorithms
  • Direct object, flash programming of the DSP
    hardware
  • 32 Bit Processor
  • Connects to a PC via a USB cable
  • Operates on 3.3 Volts
  • Supports an optional motor control daughter board
    for robotics

Springer
31
Block Diagram
Springer
32
H-Bridge Comparison
Springer
33
TI TPIC0107B
  • Selected H-Bridge for Daughter Board
  • Easy to use
  • Outputs more than enough current
  • Requires no external capacitor for filtering

Springer
34
TI TPIC0107B Block Diagram
Springer
35
Optocouplers
36
NEC PS2053-4
  • High Isolation Voltage
  • High Current Transfer Ratio
  • Requires Low Current Input

37
Voltage Regulator MAX1685
Features
  • Up to 96 efficiency
  • 1A guaranteed output
  • 2.7V to 14V input range
  • Switching regulator
  • Uses Buck Topology
  • Large amount of external components

38
Buck Topology
  • DC to DC conversion
  • Primarily used to step down voltage

39
Daughter Board Block Diagram
H-Bridge
Motor
DSPJ1 Header
Optocoupler
H-Bridge
Motor
MotorOutput
H-Bridge
Motor
Optocoupler
H-Bridge
Motor
Optocoupler
ServoOutput
4 Servos
Springer
40
Daughter Board Budget Parts
41
Daughter Board Schematic
42
Final Daughter Board Product
43
R/C Transmitter
  • Encodes 4 signals into 1
  • C1 controls the frame period
  • C2 controls the rate at which the amplitude
    increases
  • X1 Represents the Crystal

44
Transmitted Signal
  • Tf is the fixed time
  • Tv is a variable time
  • 1ms corresponds to left/down position
  • 1.5ms corresponds to neutral
  • 2ms corresponds to right/up position

45
RF Receiver
46
Programming RIDE Software
47
Testing Setup
48
DSP PWM Output
2.0 ms
1.5 ms
1.0 ms
49
Servo Control Signal
  • Verified Power Signal
  • Required more time for debugging
  • Unsuccessful in driving the servos with the
    daughter board
  • Problem most likely from programming

Servo 5 Volt Power Signal
50
Budget
51
Gantt Chart
52
References
  • Judy Patterson
  • http//www.digikey.com
  • http//www.motorola.com
  • http//www.hyperception.com
  • http//www.ti.com
  • http//www.maxim-ic.com
  • http//www.mouser.com
  • http//www.powerdesigners.com
  • http//www.futaba-rc.com
  • Fall 2003 Lab 3 Team
  • Web CT
  • Dr. Parten
  • Oludare Sami

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