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The mechatronics design reference page provides a comprehensive list of theory and applications of electronics, sensors, actuators, etc. that can be used for mechatronics-related research and projects. |
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== Getting started == |
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<h3>Electronics</h3> |
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* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list] |
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* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ] |
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* Analog |
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* [http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list] |
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** Basic Linear Circuits Review |
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*** Voltage Dividers |
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*** RC Transient Response |
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*** Passive Filters |
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*** ... |
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** Transistors and Diodes |
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** Operational Amplifiers |
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*** Summer |
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*** Difference Amplifier |
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*** Low-Pass Filter |
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*** ... |
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** Instrumentation Amps |
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* Digital |
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* Power Supplies, Voltage Regulation, and Batteries |
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* Shielding, Grounding, Noise Suppression, etc. |
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* Drawing Schematics and Ordering Printed Circuit Boards (Eagle, Circuit Maker, Trax Maker) |
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* Prototyping Tools |
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** Oscilloscope |
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** Function Generator |
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** Mastech Power Supply |
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** Fluke III Multimeter |
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** Benchtop Multimeter |
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** Powered Breadboard |
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** Soldering Iron |
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<h3>Sensors</h3> |
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* Beam Breaker: Laser + Photodiode/Phototransistor |
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* Beam Breaker: Optointerrupter |
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* Proximity: Optoreflector |
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* Proximity: Reed Switch |
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* Proximity, Angle: Hall Effect Sensor |
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* Angle: Potentiometer |
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* Angle: Rotary Encoder |
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* Angular Velocity: Tachometer |
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* Linear Position: Slide Potentiometer |
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* Ambient Light: Photocell |
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* Temperature: Thermotransistor IC |
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* Audio: Microphone |
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* Tilt, Acceleration: Accelerometer |
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* Force: Strain Gauge |
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* Current: Current Sense Resistor |
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* Contact: Microswitch (Limit Switch) |
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<h3>Actuators</h3> |
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* [[DC Motors|Brushed DC Motors]] |
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** Theory |
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** Practice: Driving Your DC Motor |
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*** [[Linear Amplifier]] |
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*** Pulse Width Modulation |
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** Brushless DC Motors in Brief |
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* Stepper Motors |
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** Theory |
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** Practice: Driving Your Stepper |
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* RC Servos |
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** [[RC Servo Theory|Theory]] |
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** [[555 Servo Circuit|Practice: Driving Your Servo]] |
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* Solenoids |
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** Theory |
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** Practice: Driving Your Solenoid |
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* AC Motors |
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* [[Actuators Available in the Mechatronics Lab]] |
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<h3>Mechanical Design</h3> |
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* Power Transmission |
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** Gears (spur, bevel, worm, planetary, harmonic drive, rack and pinion, ball and lead screws, inertia matching) |
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** Belt drives |
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* Linkages |
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* Attaching to a Shaft (flexible couplers, keyways, set screws, compression fit) |
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* Other: springs/dampers, cams, etc. |
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<h3>The PC/104 Stack</h3> |
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* [[PC104 Overview|Overview]] |
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* The PC/104 Lab Kit |
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* Hardware: |
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** [[pc104_power|Power Components]] |
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** [[pc104_IO|I/O Electronics: Analog I/O, Digital I/O, Encoder Connections]] |
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* Quickstart: Creating Your First xPC Program with the PC/104 Stack |
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* Using the PC/104 Stack Outside the Lab |
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* Advanced: Creating a Working Stack from Parts |
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** [[Building the Breakout Board]] |
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** Creating a Flash Boot Disk and Putting It Together |
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<h3>xPC Target Real-Time Operating System</h3> |
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* Overview of Real-Time Programming with Simulink and xPC Target |
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* Creating Your First xPC Program |
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* Commonly Used Blocks |
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* Code Examples |
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** Controlling a DC Motor with an Encoder |
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** Something With State Machine |
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** Something with Interesting I/O (UDP, RS-232 in real-time; logged data at the end of a run; polled data from a Matlab script) |
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** M-functions and S-functions |
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* Standalone Mode with xPC Target Embedded Option |
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<h3>QNX Real-Time Operating System</h3> |
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<h3>Other Lab Tools</h3> |
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* The Sensoray 626 DAQ Card |
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* The Handyboard Single-Board Computer |
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<h3>Lab Supplies and Data Sheets</h3> |
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<h3>Vendors</h3> |
Revision as of 14:58, 3 May 2006
The mechatronics design reference page provides a comprehensive list of theory and applications of electronics, sensors, actuators, etc. that can be used for mechatronics-related research and projects.
Electronics
- Analog
- Basic Linear Circuits Review
- Voltage Dividers
- RC Transient Response
- Passive Filters
- ...
- Transistors and Diodes
- Operational Amplifiers
- Summer
- Difference Amplifier
- Low-Pass Filter
- ...
- Instrumentation Amps
- Basic Linear Circuits Review
- Digital
- Power Supplies, Voltage Regulation, and Batteries
- Shielding, Grounding, Noise Suppression, etc.
- Drawing Schematics and Ordering Printed Circuit Boards (Eagle, Circuit Maker, Trax Maker)
- Prototyping Tools
- Oscilloscope
- Function Generator
- Mastech Power Supply
- Fluke III Multimeter
- Benchtop Multimeter
- Powered Breadboard
- Soldering Iron
Sensors
- Beam Breaker: Laser + Photodiode/Phototransistor
- Beam Breaker: Optointerrupter
- Proximity: Optoreflector
- Proximity: Reed Switch
- Proximity, Angle: Hall Effect Sensor
- Angle: Potentiometer
- Angle: Rotary Encoder
- Angular Velocity: Tachometer
- Linear Position: Slide Potentiometer
- Ambient Light: Photocell
- Temperature: Thermotransistor IC
- Audio: Microphone
- Tilt, Acceleration: Accelerometer
- Force: Strain Gauge
- Current: Current Sense Resistor
- Contact: Microswitch (Limit Switch)
Actuators
- Brushed DC Motors
- Theory
- Practice: Driving Your DC Motor
- Linear Amplifier
- Pulse Width Modulation
- Brushless DC Motors in Brief
- Stepper Motors
- Theory
- Practice: Driving Your Stepper
- RC Servos
- Solenoids
- Theory
- Practice: Driving Your Solenoid
- AC Motors
- Actuators Available in the Mechatronics Lab
Mechanical Design
- Power Transmission
- Gears (spur, bevel, worm, planetary, harmonic drive, rack and pinion, ball and lead screws, inertia matching)
- Belt drives
- Linkages
- Attaching to a Shaft (flexible couplers, keyways, set screws, compression fit)
- Other: springs/dampers, cams, etc.
The PC/104 Stack
- Overview
- The PC/104 Lab Kit
- Hardware:
- Quickstart: Creating Your First xPC Program with the PC/104 Stack
- Using the PC/104 Stack Outside the Lab
- Advanced: Creating a Working Stack from Parts
- Building the Breakout Board
- Creating a Flash Boot Disk and Putting It Together
xPC Target Real-Time Operating System
- Overview of Real-Time Programming with Simulink and xPC Target
- Creating Your First xPC Program
- Commonly Used Blocks
- Code Examples
- Controlling a DC Motor with an Encoder
- Something With State Machine
- Something with Interesting I/O (UDP, RS-232 in real-time; logged data at the end of a run; polled data from a Matlab script)
- M-functions and S-functions
- Standalone Mode with xPC Target Embedded Option
QNX Real-Time Operating System
Other Lab Tools
- The Sensoray 626 DAQ Card
- The Handyboard Single-Board Computer