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Revision as of 08:39, 23 October 2016

Project Title

Abstract

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Objectives & Introduction

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Team Members & Responsibilities

Schedule

Legend Motor Controller , Master Controller , Android Controller, Geo Controller, Sensor and I/O Controller , Team Goal

Week# Date Task Actual Status
1 9/17/2016
  • Purchasing RC car.
  • Purchased RC car.
 Complete.
2 9/24/2016
  • Individual module distribution.
  • Project report setup.
  • Git setup.
  • Order components for individual modules.
  • Members identified for modules.
  • Wikipage project report template and Git were setup.
  • Ordered GPS module and CAN transceivers.
 Complete
3 10/01/2016
  • Define scope of each module.
  • Determine Git flow.
  • Follow up on component procurement.
  • Determining and analyzing the duty cycle for servomotor and DC motor of the car.
  • Implement basic CAN communication CAN between two SJ-One Boards.
  • Initial flow of each module defined.
  • Identified the branches and decided on merge process.
  • Ordered additional ultrasonic sensors and LCD.
  • Tested the car servo and DC motor using Digital Oscilloscope.
  • Observed and noted the duty cycle wave forms .
  • Successfully tested CAN communication between two SJ-One boards.
 Complete
4 10/08/2016
  • Create branches in Git
  • Follow up on component procurement
  • Basic testing of Servo and DC motor.
  • Testing speed of car with variable PWM.
  • Research on the CAN bus, tasks and scheduling.
  • Decision regarding flow of the master controller.
  • Download software for LCD
  • Created Master branch on Git
  • All ordered parts received by 10/07.
  • Implemented test code to interface SJOne board with a servo motor to control the direction and verified the same on the car.
  • Speed testing in progress.
  • Learnt about the working of CAN bus and decided on flow for the master controller.
  • Installed 4D System Workshop4 IDE (for LCD).
 Complete
5 10/15/2016
  • Developing drivers for both motors.
  • Android app prototype.
  • Parse GPS data and format the data to be transmitted.
  • Decision making regarding various messages to be sent on CAN bus.
  • Design basic sensor algorithm for range finding.
  • Algorithm developed for both the motors.
  • Basic App Screen layout designed.
  • GPS latitude & longitude coordinates extracted from NMEA format.
  • Identified various messages for different nodes.
  • Designed basic algorithm for range finding.
Complete
6 10/22/2016
  • Define CAN signals for each module.
  • Testing the car with developed drivers.
  • Interface Bluetooth module with SJ-One board.
  • Test code to get compass reading information.
  • Design of CAN bus hardware.
  • Test basic working for IR.
  • CAN signals along with their priorities identified (DBC file format generated).
  • Testing for developed motor drivers in progress.
  • Testing of Bluetooth interface in progress.
  • Implementing the Magnetometer source code.
  • Tested for hardware integrity.
  • Developed algorithm for obstacle detection.
 Complete.
7 10/29/2016
  • Fine tuning motor control code.
  • Transmitting and receiving messages between Android App and SJ-One board.
  • Initial Algorithm development of GPS module for distance calculation
  • Basic interfacing of master controller with motor module.
  • Integrate IR sensor for gauging speed.
In Progress.
8 11/05/2016
  • Integration of modules for first demo.
  • Collaborating with other modules for first demo
  • Interface with the motor and Sensor module for the first demo.
  • Collaborating with other modules for first demo.
  • Fine-tuning algorithms for sensor and IR.
9 11/12/2016
  • Design of Feedback Control mechanism for car.
  • Establishing CAN communication with peripheral modules.
  • Algorithm for distance and heading calculation-H
  • Coding and Calibration of GPS module
  • Interface of master controller with GPS module.
  • Develop kill switch mechanism.
  • Develop LCD code for displaying all sensor information and car vitals.
  • Decide upon additional I/O such as lights.
10 11/19/2016
  • Speed synchronization of car using IR sensor and testing.
  • Enhancing UI of the Android App.
  • Coding and Calibration of GPS module
  • Individual Unit Testing
  • Develop heartbeat mechanism to check health of each of the modules.
  • Integrate master controller with android module.
  • Integrate sensor and I/O code.
  • Facilitate Motor module to test with IR sensor.
11 11/26/2016
  • Testing and debugging for second demo.
12 12/03/2016
  • Fine tuning, debugging and integration.
13 12/10/2016
  • Final Testing and fine tuning
  • Report preparation

Parts List & Cost

Item# Part Description Vendor Qty Cost
1 SJ One Board (LPC 1758) From Preet 6 $480
2 RC Car Sheldon Hobbyist 1 $309.99
3 Accelerometer/Magnetometer LSM303 Adafruit 2 $40.00
4 Wireless Module XBee S1 From Preet 2 $0
5 CAN Transceivers From Microchip. 10 $0 (Free Samples)
6 Battery Pack From Sheldon Hobbist 1 $49.99
7 Ultra Sonic Sensor From Maxbotix 5 $91.15
8 LCD Display From Digikey 5 $94.21
9 GPS Receiver From Maxbotix 5 $91.15
9 [Other Components] From HSC electronics 5 $83.17

ECUs

Motor Controller

Group Members

Design & Implementation

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Hardware Design

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Hardware Interface

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Software Design

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Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

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Android and Communication Bridge

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Design & Implementation

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Hardware Design

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Hardware Interface

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Software Design

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Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

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Geographical Controller

Group Members

Design & Implementation

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Hardware Design

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Hardware Interface

In this section, you can describe how your hardware communicates, such as which BUSes used. You can discuss your driver implementation here, such that the Software Design section is isolated to talk about high level workings rather than inner working of your project.

Software Design

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Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

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Sensor and I/O

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Hardware Design

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Hardware Interface

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Software Design

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Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

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Master Controller

Group Members

Design & Implementation

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Hardware Design

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Hardware Interface

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Software Design

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Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

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Conclusion

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Project Video

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Project Source Code

References

Acknowledgement

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References Used

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Appendix

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