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Group Members: Dan Brownlee Sean Harriman Andrew Robison James Evans Joshua Doores Meets all TTXGP safety regulations Be safely controlled, Serviced, Modified, and Troubleshot Conform to all TTXGP race regulations Integrate into


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Group Members: Dan Brownlee Sean Harriman Andrew Robison James Evans Joshua Doores

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 Meets all TTXGP safety regulations  Be safely controlled, Serviced, Modified, and Troubleshot  Conform to all TTXGP race regulations  Integrate into an existing rolling chassis  Be ready for integration by the end of winter 2012  Adjustability to be able to be used with multiple frames  Must fit within available club space and be easily stored  Minimize electrical energy consumption  Display drive train and vehicle parameters  Provides Driver Prompts  Maximize Acceleration

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 Test Bench

› Safe › Reliable › Robust › Mobile

 Traction Control System

› Reduce Front Wheel Lift › Reduce Rear Wheel Slip

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 Test Bench

› Frame › A-Frame/motor cycle mounting › Wheel Base Adjustment › Rolling Road Resistance

 Traction Control System

› 3 inputs: Front WSS, Rear WSS, Accelerometer › Reduce throttle by PWM during wheel spin › Data logging via USB connection to PC

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 Mechanical Testing  Electrical Testing › Verified 48VDC-to-5VDC

conversion

› Verified voltage

level isolation

› Isolated motor with Emergency Stop switch › Successfully powered wheel speed sensors &

received pulses

› Implemented traction control algorithm on

microcontroller

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 1) Problem: Unexplained electrical noise at

microcontroller

 2) Suspected Sources: Motor controller or

motor

 3) Behavior: Throttle between Idle & Wide

Open

 4) Diagnostic Steps: › Added reverse protection diode to DC-to-DC

converter (no change)

› Added triple capacitive filtering network to motor

terminals (no change)

› Disconnected DC-to-DC converter (all noise gone)  5) Solution: Discovered incorrect WSS wiring

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 Successes › Test stand › Sensor mounting & wiring › Power distribution circuitry › Functional algorithm using wave form generators  Shortcomings › Providing rear wheel resistance › Minimal testing (long construction time) › Back-ordered parts › Accelerometer not implemented › Inability to accurately determine wheel speed

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 Flatten rims  Provide resistance to rear wheel  Additional sensors to better track bike

parameters

 Integration of fully built race bike  Enclosure/Casing

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 Probe WSS with oscilloscope  Prevent inter-pin interference by

distancing the input pins

 Determine minimum frequency of input

pulses for accurate microcontroller

  • peration and reason for limit

 Test PWM of the motor controller throttle  Connect and mount the accelerometer

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