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Wake up Barista

Wake up Barista

Abstract

When you have studied all night and need to attend a meeting in 9:00am next morning, you are running out of time to get anything done but have to get your caffeine fixed. Is there anything better than wake up with coffee aroma fills the air surrounding you? We want to introduce our product, your personal Wake Up Barista. A smart coffee maker embedded with alarm clock. Brewing the coffee or other hot drink for you right away when you jump out from your bed! This device will heating and brewing the coffee or other hot drink automatically when the alarm clock begins to buzz. Enjoy the hot and fresh drink when you just open your eyes, also take a deep breath with the tempting smell, you will love it for sure!

Objectives & Introduction

Our product has two major parts. First part is a modern alarm clock; secondly, it is able to make delicious coffee or other hot drink such as tea.

For the alarm clock part, basically, you need to set the alarm clock time through our system by using the push button switches. The real time clock inside the SJ One board will record the data you have set and start the system. When the time reaches the setting time, SJ One board is using a PWM pin to control a singing speaker device to help you wake up under a warm and sweet environment. There is another GPIO pin is set as a reset key. Moreover, we are using an small but great LCD screen to show the needed data. These are all primary functions and theory of alarm clock part.

For the barista side, it is relates inseparably with the alarm clock part we have, and it will start to produce hot drink 4 minutes before alarm set time, so that the drink will be ready when the setting time is up. Inside the barista, we are using many high level functions and sensors to control the whole system, includes high efficiency heater, water pump, buzzer, etc.

Team Members & Responsibilities

• Chien Wei Lan

• Mingyang Wang

• Lin Zheng

• Zhixuan Zhou

Schedule

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Parts List & Cost

Design & Implementation

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Hardware Design

We use SJ one board as LPC1658 arm cortext-M microcontroller as the project platform, with built-in RTC module and external LCD module, we can show the time on the LCD and set up the alarm clock on it. By manipulating two GPIO pins, one is used to control the relay to turn the heater on, the other one is used to control the water pump for dripping hot water. The overall system block diagram and schematic as below.

Fig.1 Block Diagram of Wake Up Barista

Fig.2 Schematic of Wake Up Barista

In this project, we use a SPI interface LCD module. To connect the LCD with SJ one board. You have to select specific SPI ports as MOSI, SCK, SSEL(CS), RST, RS(DS), and of course VCC and GND. This LCD module can be operated from 3.3V to 5V(brighter). Choose two GPIO to control the Relay module and PWM port for activate the buzzer.

TABLE.I Pin assignment

Hardware Interface

SPI Interface:

We use SPI interface LCD module to implement the alarm clock. SPI is a simple bus, exchange a byte via MOSI and MISO. CS pin is used for control slave device. The SPI pin assignment as below.

PWM Interface:

PWM is a digit output to emulate analog output with duty cycle.

GPIO interface:

Software Design

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Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

• 1. Control the heater and water pump.
• 2. Work on RTC timer on SJ one Board.
• 3. Control the speaker and vibrator as alarm clock.
• 4. Display the clock time with LCD module

My Issue #1

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Conclusion

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Project Video

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Project Source Code

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References

Acknowledgement

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References Used

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Appendix

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