Protocuri

Posted on 17/11/2010 by pjnai123
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  Basically a micromouse. I have been working on this for quite a while and recently made a large step. I've drawn up the circuit diagram on the pcb and ready to send for fabrication. I still need some final checks though.  I based my design heavily on "decimus' which is a winning micromouse in Uk and also on "min6" (mostly only the motor control part) which is a very renowned micromouse in japan which is extremely prestigeous. The robot will be based on the dspic30f6015. Never used them ...


Protocuri

 

Basically a micromouse. I have been working on this for quite a while and recently made a large step. I've drawn up the circuit diagram on the pcb and ready to send for fabrication. I still need some final checks though. 

I based my design heavily on "decimus' which is a winning micromouse in Uk and also on "min6" (mostly only the motor control part) which is a very renowned micromouse in japan which is extremely prestigeous.

The robot will be based on the dspic30f6015. Never used them before though. It will mainly be programmed in C with the pickit2.

It uses 6 sensors to sense forward, sidewards and diagonally. It uses the tsl262r. 

The motor used would be the faulhaber 2224 or 1724 I ordered the 1717 motor which is i think the most suitable for this project. Running on 6v. They have built in quadrature encoders which is counted with an external chip. 

As for the pcb design. I manually routed it. Eagle's autorouter system sucks. I am however concerned about voltage drop when the motors run. I don't fully understand how I should tackle that issue. My grounds and +ve are all over the place. hmmm.... Also in decimus and min6, they have a split supply : avdd and avss. I really do not know how to achieve that. 

I will probably be able to solder up everything by next week and do some basic programming. I'll be on holiday for about 2 weeks after that. Hope there is nothing wrong with the circuit either. Thats all I have so far. Will post some pics when I really get down to the physical stuff. Kudos!

 

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