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Milestone 9Team 4thewinSection 0102

Steve Hearne
All
Steve Hearne
Steve?
Steve Hearne
"Motor to power payload"By this, are we saying that we'll be using a motor to power the ladder?don't the servos do this?
Steve Hearne
"On/Off Switch (Main Power Kill Switch)"Meaning, we'll have a switch that turns off the hovercraft? (ex, for delivering the payload)
Steve Hearne
Actually I might merge this slide with slide 8. As in, I'll delete this one entirely, and mention it's content when I talk about the light sensors etc. Thoughts?

Table of Contents1. Introduction

a. Project Taskb. Team Mission Statement

2. Gantt Chart3. Preliminary Design4. Final Design5. Bill of Materials6. Construction Details7. Product Performance 8. Conclusion

IntroductionProject Task: ● Autonomously navigate course ● Controlled by Arduino microcontroller● Deliver payload to the correct bin

Mission Statement:● Unique hovercraft● Clean, aesthetically-pleasing design ● Learn something new

Gantt Chart

Key Completed Needs to be completed

Critical Milestone due

Preliminary Design

Structure:● Rectangular plenum (40cm x 60cm)● Mass(deck): 0.596 kilograms● Soft skirt + double deck● Material: Balsa and Foam● “Water Tank” ballast

Payload Delivery:● “Firetruck ladder” ● 2 whisker touch sensors → cut levitation, switch to payload only with

pedestal contact● “Bucket” for payload● Light sensors to sense correct bin

Steve Hearne
Change Thrust and Acceleration calculations!!!!

Preliminary DesignLevitation(1): Axial - 3212 JH3 (DC 12V) ● Mass: 0.280 kg● 92 x 92 x 38 mm● Airflow: 237 m^3/hr

Propulsion(2): Axial - Q622-ND (DC 5V)● Mass(1): 0.053 kg● 60 x 60 x 25 mm● Air Flow: 24.3 CFM (0.688m³/min)

Electronics:● Servos for payload delivery system (3) ● Light sensors w/shroud (3 in front) ● LEDs for ambient light underneath shroud● Sensors for Payload Delivery System (1)

Preliminary Design IssuesStructure, Skirt, and PDS:

● Materials for decks not suited for design

● Water Tank Ballast unneeded

● Original bucket idea impractical

● Vanes for Airflow unneeded

● Skirt location changed

● Payload Material changed

Electronics:

● Reduced # of sensors

● Less servos on payload

Final Design: Structure

● 8 1”x1”x1” posts supporting top deck

● Hot glue to secure decks

● Original amount of holes did not provide

enough pressure

Final Design: Fans● Levitation Fan

o Ebm-Pabst 4112NH3 Axial● Propulsion Fans

o Two Delta Electronics PFB0912UHE Axial● Levitation Fan mounted at Center of pressure

o Propulsion Fans mounted in line on each side of Levitation Fan

Final Design: Payload Delivery

Toy ladder with bucket for payload storage:

● 2 servos o X-axis movement (forward/backward)o Z-axis movement (circular base)

● 1 Arduino Sidekick servoo opens the box on the ladder

Movement:● Ladder holds deliverable in place● Shutoff timer ● Shut off levitation fan ● Ladder extends above pedestal ● Light sensors find correct bin due to reflectivity

Susan Ojo
Need pic of new payload

Final Design: Power

● Levitation & Propulsion - 12V 4200 mAh battery● Arduino, sensors, servos - 7.2V 3000 mAh battery● Servo voltage regulation - 3 diodes in series ● Power control of fans - 3 MOSFETs

Steve Hearne
Tristan

● Sensors○ 5 Light-to-Frequency Converters○ 1 Photoresistor

● Actuators○ 2 Hi-tec Servos○ 1 Arduino Sidekick Servo

Final Design: Sensors and Actuators

Steve Hearne
Tristan

Final Design: Control AlgorithmMiddle sensor reads darkYes No

Left fan& Right fan= HIGH

BACK RIGHT = dark ORFRONT RIGHT = dark

BACK LEFT = darkORFRONT LEFT = dark

FRONT LEFT & BACK RIGHT = dark

FRONT RIGHT & BACK LEFT = dark

RIGHT fan = HIGHORLEFT fan = HIGH

LEFT fan = HIGHORRIGHT fan = HIGH

LEFT fan = LOW & Right propulsion = HIGH

Left fan = HIGH & RIGHT fan = LOW

Continue until middle sensor reads dark

Steve Hearne
Tristan

Final Design: Control Algorithm

Does photoresistor read dark?Yes No

Rotate 1→ 2

Rotate 2→ 1

Extend 1→ 4

Rotate 4→ 3

Rotate 3→ 4

Unextend 4→ 1

Drop payload

Steve Hearne
Tristan

Bill of MaterialsItem Manufacturer Vendor Quantity Cost Per

Unit

Wood (Sanded Plywood)

N/A Home Depot 1 $9.97

Foamular Project Panel Foamular Home Depot 1 $5.48

Ripstop Nylon, gray N/A JoAnn's Fabrics 1 $7.99

Velcro Velcro USA Home Depot 1 $3.38

Spray paint Rust-oleum Home Depot 2 $3.87

Ladder 3D Printer at Mckeldin 3D Printer at Mckeldin 1 $1.2

Cardboard N/A N/A 1 $.50

3D-printed payload delivery system

3D Printer at Mckeldin 3D Printer at Mckeldin 1 $20

Tape N/A N/A 1 $2

12V 4200mAh Battery Powerizer batteryspace.com 1 $49.95

Steve Hearne
Steve

Bill of MaterialsItem Manufacturer Vendor Quantity Cost Per Unit

7.2V Battery Venom Power Hobbytown USA 1 $20.66

Arduino Uno Arduino ENES100 1 $25.00

TSL237 Sensors Parallax Inc. Parallax Inc. 5 $2.99

Diodes N/A Radioshack 3 $1.00

MOSFET N/A ENES100 3 $1.00

Photoresistor N/A SeeedStudio 1 $0.50

Perfboard N/A Radioshack 1 $3.49

Heat Sinks N/A ENES100 3 $2.00

Hitec Servo N/A A Main Hobbies 2 $7.99

Tamiya Connectors

N/A Pololu 4 $2.25

Propulsion Fans Delta Electronics Digikey 2 $31.82

Steve Hearne
Steve

Bill of Materials

Item Manufacturer Vendor Quantity Cost Per Unit

Leviation Fan EBM-Papst Mouser Electronics

1 $68.57

Lev Fan Guards Orion Fans Digikey 1 $6.48

Prop. Fan Guards EBM-Papst Digikey 4 $1.12

Total Cost $345.73

Steve Hearne
Steve

Construction Details: “Big Red”● Hovercraft design was driven by an overarching theme● “Big Red” alludes to a fire truck design ● 3D printed payload delivery system - ladder and bucket ● Red deck, red payload supports, chrome tape for skirt

Steve Hearne
Steve

Product Performance/Evaluation

● Almost made it to our design point ● Didn’t qualify for competition but the

hovercraft almost works ● Team had good spirit but didn’t exactly follow

Gantt chart, which led to missed milestones● Subgroups didn’t work out how we expected

Steve Hearne
Steve

Conclusion/Lessons Learned

● Hovercraft does not accurately navigate the course● Building a hovercraft is not easy● Start planning earlier● Test individual components more often and sooner● Be willing to make sacrifices needed to remain on schedule● Be flexible with switching roles within subgroups● What is intended does not always happen

Conclusion:● Learned a lot about engineering and teamwork● We grew as a team and as friends

Steve Hearne
Steve

Acknowledgements

Thank you to Ms. Lopez-Roshwalb and Dan Sullivan for the advice and support!

Steve Hearne
Steve