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DEC13-02 Baby Swing Project Team Members: Rashed Alfalasi Ahmed Alharmoodi Matt Seymour Yezhou Fang Our Team Problem Statement Redesign the electronics of a baby swing Old Design Motor was under powered and non-functional


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DEC13-02 Baby Swing Project

Team Members: Rashed Alfalasi Ahmed Alharmoodi Matt Seymour Yezhou Fang

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Our Team

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Problem Statement

  • Redesign the electronics of a baby swing
  • Old Design

○ Motor was under powered and non-functional

  • New Design

○ Replace the current brushed DC motor with a more

reliable component

○ Add more features to the existing design ■

Play music directly from iPod while charging it at the same time

Should be able to operate continuously for 15 hours a day 7 days a week for 2 years

Swing must retail for $15 or less

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Scope of Design

Electronics to be redesigned

  • New micro-controller
  • New controls
  • Power circuit
  • Design new Printed Circuit Board

Make swing motion more reliable

  • Better control of swing speed
  • Better motor reliability

Music

  • Pre-programed as well as iPod connection
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Our Design

Motion

  • Solid Electromagnet Solenoid Motor

System Control

  • Microcontroller: Launchpad Arduino

Music

  • Pre-programmed music via SD card
  • iPod connection via Breakout
  • Volume amplification and control

Power Circuit

  • Takes care of system’s electric power distribution
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Block Diagram

Carousel Micro- Controller (Arduino) iPod Motor Speed Controller Speaker Volume Control Power Circuit Wall Socket

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Motion-Stage 1

Solid Electromagnet Idea

  • Attracts to pull swing and then releases
  • Switching On/Off

Testing

  • Magnetic field
  • Force

Result

  • Heat
  • Small magnetic field
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Motion-Stage 2

Solenoid

Idea

  • Push swing
  • Switching On/Off

Testing

  • Force
  • Power

Result

  • Heat
  • Not enough force
  • Not matching the specs
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Motion-Stage 3

Brushless DC motor Idea

  • Replace brushed with brushless/stepper motor
  • Use gear box for motion

Testing

  • Swing motion
  • Power

Result

  • Stable
  • Swing motion
  • High pitch sound
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System Control

Microcontroller: Arduino UNO

  • 16 MHz CPU
  • PWM, Digital, Analog pins
  • More libraries and Community support

Microcontroller’s function

  • Controls the swing’s speed
  • Reads user input and changes output

accordingly

Electric Speed Controller (ESC):

  • Electronically generated 3 phase electric power

30A ESC

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Power Circuit

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Designing the Circuits

  • Keep the power loss to minimum
  • Voltages need to be brought down in order to

meet each component’s voltage requirement (circuits 1,3 and 4)

  • Replace voltage dividers with linear voltage

regulators (eliminates excessive resistors)

  • Linear voltage regulators are also known for

their efficiency, if designed right

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Designing the Circuits

Power loss in a voltage regulator

  • Ploss = (Vin-Vout)*Iout

Solution

  • Keep Vin-Vout to minimum
  • Use “low” VDROP voltage regulators

In addition

  • capacitors were used in the circuits for transient

performance and to reduce voltage deviation

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Circuits

Circuit 1 (C1)

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Circuits

Circuit 2 (C2) Circuit 3 (C3)

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Circuits

Circuit 4 (C4)

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Power Analysis

Maximum Power Consumption ≈ 10W

Components Voltage(V) Current(A) Power(w) Microcontroller 3.6 0.00142 0.051 Motor 6 0.7 4.2 Ipod dock 5 0.5 2.5 Sub-motor 3 0.1 0.3 Vreg-C1 1 0.00142 0.00142 Vreg-C3 1 0.5 0.5 Vreg-C4 3 0.1 0.3 Volume circuit

  • 2
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Music

iPod Dock

  • Play music
  • Charge iPod

SD card reader

  • Play stored music

iPod Charging Circuit (#) refers to pin on dock

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Music from SD card

  • Use the Arduino to

read music from the SD card, through use

  • f an adapter.
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Music

Volume control & amplification

500mV 2.4V(max)

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User Interface

  • iPod Dock
  • Power Controls
  • Carousel Controls
  • Music/Volume Controls
  • Motion Controls
  • Speed Read Out (1-3)
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Progress This Semester

  • Swing Motion

○ Three different speeds

  • Music

○ Play music from iPod ○ Play music from SD card

  • Designed power circuit
  • User interface design
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Skills Gained

  • Programming microcontrollers
  • MultiSim/Ultiboard design
  • 3D modeling/Rapid Prototyping

○ Autodesk Inventor

  • SD card reading
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Projected Cost (PCB Parts)

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Project Cost (Total)

Item Individual Cost Bulk Cost Motor $15.95 $2.00 (5,000+) PCB $50.00 $3.92 (15,000+) PCB Parts $36.03 $2.47 (100,000+) Arduino $15.00 $7.87 (100+) iPod Dock $14.99 $0.3 (10,000+) Total: $16.56

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Questions?