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Team MioSolid State Thermostat for Peltier Beverage Temperature Control
Team Members• Kristian Liwanag • Gregory Brady• Adrienne Suñer • Jackie FloydFaculty Advisor• Dr. Peter OsterbergIndustry Representative• Steve Westdal, Insitu, Inc.Client• Sarah Anderson, Owner,
Anna Bananas Cafe
Project• Coffee Mug • Measures the Current Temperature with a Thermocouple• Compares to User Specified Temperature with a MOSIS Chip• Regulates the Temperature with a Peltier Device
MilestonesDescription Due Date Completion
DateFunctional Specification v1.0
Approved28 Sep 2012 5 Oct 2012
Top Level MOSIS Block Diagram Completed
1 Oct 2012 27 Sept 2012
Component Selection Completed 8 Oct 2012 8 Oct 2012Project Business Assessment 12 Oct 2012 Postponed
Acquisition and Characterization Complete
26 Oct 2012 26 Oct 2012
October Program Review 26 Oct 2012 26 Oct 2012Initial B2Logic EDF Files Completed 29 Oct 2012 23 Oct 2012
Design Document v0.9 2 Nov 2012 2 Nov 2012Final Budget 9 Nov 2012 9 Nov 2012
Design Document v1.0 9 Nov 2012 9 Nov 2012Final MOSIS EDF Files Completed 12 Nov 2012 12 Nov 2012All Project Components Ordered 15 Nov 2012 15 Nov 2012
November Program Review 30 Nov 2012 30 Nov 2012
Additional Design Milestones• ADC design• BJT switch design
Top Level Block Diagram
M(0:7)
U(0:7)
7
7
14 14 14 147
7
To LED Displays
Analog signal of temperature
Digital Temperature Input
Clock
BJT Switches
DC Power Supply (+5V, +12V)
ADC
Clock
Thermocouple/ADC Block Diagram
MOSIS Block Diagram
Asynchronous Counter
Initialized to begin at 25°C
Up
Down
6
D-Flip FlopsTo Store the Value of the
Desired Temperature
6
D-Flip FlopsTo Store the Value of the Measured
Temperature
Measured Temperature
CLK
CLK
ComparatorAnd Subtractor
6
6Cold
Hot
To BJT Switches
Clock
MOSIS EDF
Physical Cup Design
Physical Cup Design
Design Concerns• Small voltage provided by thermocouple• Voltage divider circuit
• Initialize D-FFs at 25⁰C• Include initialize button
• Potential for bit overflow• Finish testing for all cases
Conclusion• Project is on Schedule• Parts have been ordered and received• MOSIS design is on Schedule• Physical design has been finalized
Questions• Kristian Liwanag (Fall Semester Team Lead / MOSIS)• [email protected]
• Gregory Brady (Spring Semester Team Lead / Peltier)• [email protected]
• Adrienne Suñer (Treasurer / Thermocouple)• [email protected]
• Jackie Floyd (Secretary / BJT)• [email protected]