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Senior Design I - Final Presentation
November 30, 2009
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Outline Introduction
Problem Solution
Constraints Technical Practical
Design ApproachTestingProgressTimelineReferencesQuestions
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About UsEvan SuggsEE-Pitch-Pad Design-Power-Scoreboard-Documentation
Nathaniel TaylorCPE-Firmware-Pitch-Pad Design-Website -Documentation
Joseph CunninghamCPE-Firmware-Scoreboard-Documentation
Greysen BlumkinEE-Firmware-Scoreboard-Documentation
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ProblemDesign a product exclusively for baseball pitcher
training that records and analyzes a series of pitches while being portable and easy to setup.
SolutionA tactile pad composed of a collection of
switches and a digital scoreboard that displays the desired pitch location, number of hits and misses, total pitches, and percentage accuracy.
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Technical ConstraintsConstraint Description
Detectable Speeds
The BPL must be able to detect speeds from 40 mph up to 115 mph.
Detection Area The BPL must be able to locate pitches in a 33” x 30” area.
Precision The BPL must be able to distinguish impacted areas within 4” x 6” segments.
Variable Pitch Routines
The BPL must have multiple pitch sequences available for training sessions.
Display Visibility
The display located on the BPL must be visible from a minimum distance of 60’ 6”.
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Practical ConstraintsType Name Description
Sustainability Durability The BPL must be able to withstand repeated impacts of 115 mph.
Sustainability Maintenance
The BPL must be composed of replaceable parts.
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Design Approach
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TestingSoftware
Logic and FunctionalityDebugging and Optimization
DisplayPadding
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Software simulation
Testing
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DisplayProblem: Seven inputs are required to drive
one seven-segment display, meaning 77 pins would be required to drive the entire display
Solution: A single BCD driver and multiplexing are used to reduce the total number of needed pins to 15
Testing
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Testing
Schematic for multiplexing 2 seven-segment displays
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TestingEleven displays being multiplexedEach is on for 2ms, equivalent to a frequency
of about 42Hz
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TestingAnother advantage
of multiplexing:Increased
brightness and visibility range
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TestingPadding – Layered, medium-to-high density,
closed-cell foamsOne 4” x 6” padded detectable area -
complete
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Testing
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Prototype
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Prototype Compared to Constraints
Constraints
Detectable Speeds
Variable Pitch Routines
Display Visibility
Detection Area
Precision
Prototype Capability
Testing of single switch section will verify the progress
Generates random sequence and pre-programmed sequence
Prototype can be adapted to larger seven-segment displays
More individual switch sections will satisfy this constraint
The single section meets this constraint
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Goals for Design IIUsing large seven-segments for displayDesigning PCB for all electronicsConstructing all necessary detectable areas
20 4” x 6” sectionsCenter chase pitch section
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Goals for Design IIDesigning and constructing the housing for
the completed BPL
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References [1] Wood, Tate. E-mail. Olive Branch, Mississippi, September 14,
2009. [2] Sparkfun. “Concave Button – Black.” Internet:
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=9339,
[Oct. 7, 2009].
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Questions