Difference between revisions of "F20: Jubeat"

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Game photo

Introduction

Jubeat is a music game uses an arrangement of a 3x4 grid for the game play. An animation pops up on each grid according to the beat of the song. The player has to use his fingers to tap on the screen and catch the animation in time. The scoreboard locates on the top row of the LED display. Different scores will be given depending on when the player catch the animation. Tapes can be judged as PERFECT, GOOD, OK, and MISS.

Objectives & Introduction

This system:

1. Recognizes finger touch as the input to record the score.

2. Supports real time capacitive touch detection on a LED matrix display.

3. Update corresponding score on the LED display.

4. Outputs the audio via a mp3 module and the soundtracks are stored in an SD card.

Team Members & Responsibilities

Ka In Ng
- Git Admin
Tyler Tran
Srikar Narapureddy

Schedule

Week#	Date	Task	Status
0	10/13/2020	Read Past projects to get some design ideas Finalize our choice of game Game Design Confirm functionalities of the game Decide the parts & material for our project	completed completed completed completed completed
1	10/21/2020	Study previous projects Create project Wiki page Order parts	completed completed completed
2	10/28/2020	Acquire & test all parts and sensors Review Datasheet of the capacitive sensor Review Datasheet of the LED Matrix Review Datasheet of the mp3 player module	completed completed completed completed
3	11/4/2020	Draw schematic Create Git repository Capacitive touch sensor detects finger tapes Audio module plays the music from SD card Develop Driver for LED matrix. Develop Driver for capacitive touch matrix.	Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed
4	11/11/2020	Develop Driver for audio. Test and debug the driver functionality. Design basic game animations. Design basic game flow and logic with each capacitive sensing activity. Draw state diagram	Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed
5	11/18/2020	Integrate Game logic with music and animations. Fine tune game timings and scoring Design PCB Design Game enclosure.	In Progress Not Started Cancelled Completed
6	11/24/2020	Integrate Game logic with music and animations. Design menu screens, song selection Design and add frequency based animations	Not started in progress Completed
7	12/1/2020	Test & bug fix Continue fine tuning timing and logic Improve and add animations as necessary	Not started
8	12/8/2020	Prepare Final Project DEMO Wrap up Wiki page & Project submission	Not started

Parts List & Cost

Part Name	Part Model & link	Quantity	Cost Per Unit
Evaluation Board	SJ2 board (NXP LPC4078 MCU)	1	$50
64x64 RGB LED Matrix	3mm Pitch - 192mm x 192mm	1	$59.95
5V Power Supply	Aclorol 5V 5A 25W AC-DC	1	$13.19
12-Key Capacitive Touch Sensor	Adafruit MPR121	1	$7.95
ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) Coated PET Plastic	100mm x 200mm	2	$9.95
DFPlayer Mini	MakerHawk DFPlayer Mini	2	$3.99
Speaker	3" Diameter - 4 Ohm 3 Watt	2	$1.95

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

The 64x64 matrix display is divided into 4 rows, the top row (16x64) is used as a scoreboard, and the remaining rows are divided into 12 square regions, each 16x16 that connects to the ITO buttons that connects to the capacitive sensor for the game input.

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Project Source Code

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