Northwestern Design Competition - Revision history

NickMarchuk at 23:01, 28 April 2022

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	* [https://sites.google.com/site/dcnuinfo/2022-competition-rules Rules for 2022]		* [https://sites.google.com/site/dcnuinfo/2022-competition-rules Rules for 2022]
	* [[File:DC2022_arena.png\|300px]]		* [[File:DC2022_arena.png\|300px]]
			* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/19CDSv24-iL6sQEPk23IntHzJ62CeN_h5s8g_O9VBCxY/edit?usp=sharing Link to google doc instructions]

	==DC2020==		==DC2020==

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	==DC2022==		==DC2022==
	[https://sites.google.com/site/dcnuinfo/2022-competition-rules Rules for 2022]		* [https://sites.google.com/site/dcnuinfo/2022-competition-rules Rules for 2022]
			* [[File:DC2022_arena.png\|300px]]

	==DC2020==		==DC2020==

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	[https://sites.google.com/site/dcnuinfo/ Official Website for DC (including the rules of the game)]		[https://sites.google.com/site/dcnuinfo/ Official Website for DC (including the rules of the game)]

			==DC2022==
			[https://sites.google.com/site/dcnuinfo/2022-competition-rules Rules for 2022]

	==DC2020==		==DC2020==

2020-04-27T20:28:05Z

DC2020

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	==DC2020==		==DC2020==
	* '''Working with the Adafruit Feather M4 Express'''
	** Blink: digital IO and time
	** Debugging code
	** Working with a battery

			[https://docs.google.com/document/d/10vbqSass9Q4EwrzKbiaRp0NKIJUN1RRLcr8fXFYhWYo/edit?usp=sharing Link to google doc instructions]
	* '''Displaying data'''
	** Printing to a computer to plot
	** SSD1306 OLED display

	* '''Reading sound'''
	** A microphone circuit
	** Visualizing sound
	** Digital filters

	* '''Driving around'''
	** Controlling motor speed with an h-bridge and battery
	** Dead reckoning
	** Wheel encoder

	==DC2019==		==DC2019==

2020-04-27T20:16:58Z

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	==DC2020==		==DC2020==
	*''Working with the Adafruit Feather M4 Express''		* '''Working with the Adafruit Feather M4 Express'''
	** Blink: digital IO and time		** Blink: digital IO and time
	** Debugging code		** Debugging code
	** Working with a battery		** Working with a battery

	* ''Displaying data''		* '''Displaying data'''
	** Printing to a computer to plot		** Printing to a computer to plot
	** SSD1306 OLED display		** SSD1306 OLED display

	* ''Reading sound''		* '''Reading sound'''
	** A microphone circuit		** A microphone circuit
	** Visualizing sound		** Visualizing sound
	** Digital filters		** Digital filters

	* ''Driving around''		* '''Driving around'''
	** Controlling motor speed with an h-bridge and battery		** Controlling motor speed with an h-bridge and battery
	** Dead reckoning		** Dead reckoning

2020-04-27T20:16:23Z

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	==DC2020==		==DC2020==
	* "Working with the Adafruit Feather M4 Express"		*''Working with the Adafruit Feather M4 Express''
	** Blink: digital IO and time		** Blink: digital IO and time
	** Debugging code		** Debugging code
	** Working with a battery		** Working with a battery

	* "Displaying data"		* ''Displaying data''
	** Printing to a computer to plot		** Printing to a computer to plot
	** SSD1306 OLED display		** SSD1306 OLED display

	* "Reading sound"		* ''Reading sound''
	** A microphone circuit		** A microphone circuit
	** Visualizing sound		** Visualizing sound
	** Digital filters		** Digital filters

	* "Driving around"		* ''Driving around''
	** Controlling motor speed with an h-bridge and battery		** Controlling motor speed with an h-bridge and battery
	** Dead reckoning		** Dead reckoning

2020-04-27T20:15:04Z

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	[https://sites.google.com/site/dcnuinfo/ Official Website for DC (including the rules of the game)]		[https://sites.google.com/site/dcnuinfo/ Official Website for DC (including the rules of the game)]

			==DC2020==
			* "Working with the Adafruit Feather M4 Express"
			** Blink: digital IO and time
			** Debugging code
			** Working with a battery

			* "Displaying data"
			** Printing to a computer to plot
			** SSD1306 OLED display

			* "Reading sound"
			** A microphone circuit
			** Visualizing sound
			** Digital filters

			* "Driving around"
			** Controlling motor speed with an h-bridge and battery
			** Dead reckoning
			** Wheel encoder

	==DC2019==		==DC2019==

2019-05-10T01:27:39Z

DC2019

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	==DC2019==		==DC2019==

			* '''Thursday 5/9/19'''
			** Example Teensy 3.2 code, reads position from two Vive sensors: [[Media:dc2019_teensy_vive.ino \| here]]
			*** Vive sensors got to pins 11 and 19.
			** Example ESP32 code, receives position code from Teensy: [[Media:dc2019_esp32_vive.ino \| here]]
			*** ESP RX pin goes to Teensy pin 8, ESP TX pin goes to Teensy pin 7

	* '''Thursday 5/2/19'''		* '''Thursday 5/2/19'''
	** Competition arena:		** Competition arena:

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	==DC2019==		==DC2019==
			* '''Thursday 5/2/19'''
			** Competition arena:
			[[File:DC2019_arena.png\|300px]]
			** Barriers must be placed in the purple squares
			** Ships can be placed at any location

	* '''Tuesday 4/16/19'''		* '''Tuesday 4/16/19'''
	** Get a [https://www.pololu.com/product/2961 MAX14870 Pololu motor driver] and solder the header pins so that the text side faces up		** Get a [https://www.pololu.com/product/2961 MAX14870 Pololu motor driver] and solder the header pins so that the text side faces up

2019-04-16T22:52:20Z

DC2019

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 ==DC2019==
 ** Get a [https://www.adafruit.com/product/3405?gclid=CjwKCAjwhbHlBRAMEiwAoDA3406yot4JUOpQRyfZo-j31kbjLpQNH8ZtqxRJY5qz51xaGbn4um-VRBoC1C4QAvD_BwE ESP32 Feather], breadboard, and USB cable. Run the sample code from 3/14
 ** Build a simple retroreflective tape sensor: