Jan 19, 2015
Agenda
Baja II Senior Design Meeting
Date: 1/19/15
Time: 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Location: Stinson Remick 207
Meeting Leader: Sam Flores
Minutes: Eric Jesse
Attendees: Maggie McGonigle, Anthony Ngyuen
Eric Jesse, Prof. Mike Schafer
- Discuss Upcoming Deadlines
- Low Level Design and Design Review I – Feb. 16
- All major subsystems must be functioning and functional
- Design Review II - March 23
- All subsystems must work together
- Board must be designed and ready to order
- Sections 4, 5, and 6 of final documentation must be done
- Pre-demo Demo – by April 27th
- Show that system meets slated design requirement
- Demo and Documentation of Working Prototype – May 1 (1-5pm)
- Working Demo
- Final Documentation Complete
- Discuss HLD feedback
- Document on Dropbox
- Discuss Subsystems & Parts needed
- RPM & MPH
- GPS
- Temperature sensors
- Saving/loading Data
- Touch panel
- Discuss and Assign Action Items
Minutes
Baja II Senior Design Meeting
Date: 1/19/15
Time: 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Location: Stinson Remick 207
Meeting Leader: Sam Flores
Minutes: Eric Jesse
Attendees: Maggie McGonigle, Anthony Ngyuen
Eric Jesse, Prof. Mike Schafer
- Need to have all sensors working independently by February 16
- Received GPS and LCD from Professor Schafer
- Still need temperature sensor
- Need to know what microcontroller to get
- May need to know our sensors better first
- May want sensor other than hall effect sensor for RPM
- MZ series: can use several counters instead of interrupts
- Flow meter – use flow to determine how much is left from a known starting amount
Subsystem Assignment List:
- GPS – Maggie
- Understand and speak intelligently on NMEA, binary, etc.
- Maybe try connecting to the GPS
- LCD – Eric
- Look at websites for relevant information
- Learn to setup and connect to the LCD
- Data Management – Sam
- Look over different protocols
- Think about what we need for memory and what’s available
- Start thinking about what kind of memory to use
- Temperature and RPM – Anthony
- Reopen Hall Effect Sensor discussion
- Look at temperature sensors
- Know what temperature needs to be measured and how hot
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