Auto-Drive Functional Breakdown
1) System takes in $1 bill from user using dollar bill acceptor
- Bill acceptor will verify that a $1 bill has been detected
- Bill acceptor will send signal (impulse) to HC08
* Using a Dixie-Narco Upstack Dollar Bill Acceptor (only accepts $1 bills)
2) System tees up golf balls for the user
- HC08 sends data to linear actuator to raise golf ball
* Linear actuator will consist of a stepper motor and acme screw
3) System detects if ball is present at tee
- Using light sensor inserted in the tee to detect presence of ball
- The sensor will send signal to the HC08 if a ball is not present
* Using light sensing resistor and comparator
4) System tells user how many balls remain to be hit
- HC08 will know the user has 10 balls to start with
- The number of balls remaining will be displayed on seven segment displays
- When the light sensor in part 3 detects a ball is not present, it will
subtract one from the starting number of balls.
- When the counter reaches zero, the system will go into standby and wait
for another dollar to be inserted
* Using a ICM7217M LED display drive & seven segment displays
5) System will display the club head speed
- HC08 will use Diffuse Reflective Sensors to start the timer and stop the timer
- HC08 will use the difference in time to calculate the club head speed in mph
- The club head speed will be displayed on seven segment displays
* Using a ICM7217M LED display drive & seven segment displays
6) System will have capability to store 500 golf balls
* Using a network of PVC piping and 90 degree street elbows
7) System will have encasement to store network of PVC piping & electronic
components
- Used for weather protection and dollar bill acceptor security
* Made from wood, sheetmetal, and angle iron
8) System will have platform for user to stand on and store linear actuator
* Will have bracket to hold linear actuator
* Made from wood and metal
(-) Functions of components in system
(*) Components and supplies needed in system
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System Will… |
Test |
Date |
Responsbility |
|
1 |
Insert dollar & test for signal (impulse) |
|
Mike Loiselle |
|
2 |
Power linear actuator & see if ball raises |
Mid February |
Jared Beland |
|
3 |
Put ball on tee & see if light sensor senses its presence |
End of February |
Jeremy Paradee |
|
4 |
Write program & use test for #3 |
Mid March |
Whole Team |
|
5 |
Write program and see if diffuse reflective sensors can start and stop timer |
End of March |
Whole Team |
|
6 |
Design small prototype to see if balls jam and determine amount of PVC needed |
|
Mike Loiselle |
|
7 |
Build and see if encasement if sealed from water, precipitation, & vandals |
April |
Jeremy Paradee |
|
8 |
Build and Stand on platform to check for stability |
April |
Jared Beland |
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