SRM University Faculty of Engineering and Technology Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Design Project Summary Sample form 1

Note: ABETs 2008-2009 requirements for design projects are as follows: Criterion 3 (c): an ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability Criterion 5: Students must be prepared for engineering practice through a curriculum culminating in a major design experience based on the knowledge and skills acquired in earlier course work and incorporating appropriate engineering standards and multiple realistic constraints. Project Title Supervisor/Guide: Team Members: Background/Literature Review: To exercise, the concept of image processing in robotics. Some papers referred are: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Objective: To design a half humanoid robot for surveillance purpose. Requirements: 1) Microcontroller AT 89s52 2) HS 425 BB servo motors 3) DAC /ADC -0804 CMOS 8-bit SA and motor drivers 4)RF transceiver 433.92 MHz. 5) Control via interface boards/USB port and MATLAB 6) DC power input ( 5 to 18 V) 7)Potentiometers sensors 17 CS -48CS (wire wound potentiometers) 8)steel scrapes(????) : HIGHBROW BOT (ROBOT)

Technical Requirements: The developers of this project will possess assembly coding and MATLAB , circuit-board design.

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Targeted to maximum expense of Rs 10,000/. This project is not expected to entail any particular environmental consequences. This project aims for surveillance and security, hence for the .Welfare of the society. This project is not expected to entail ethical constraints. This project is not expected to entail health and safety constraints except in the use of lead-bearing solder in its assembly . This project must be easily replicated. This requires complete schematics, complete and documented code listings, bill of materials, and circuit-board artwork - ORCAD -produced in a file format accessible by software available at Simulation Lab. The resources used in this project ( printed-circuit board material, solder, integrated circuits composed primarily of silicon and epoxy packaging) are essentially non-recoverable.

Sustainability

Engineering standards: List the standards that are referred and followed Realistic Constraints: Mention clearly the realistic constraints (like cost effectiveness, miniaturization, area/speed limitations, etc.) set and the one achieved

Deliverables: 1) A prototype HIGHBROW will be constructed. 2) PCB of control and demonstration of master slave control of the HIGHBROW. 3) Software interface with Matlab TM

Abstract with main block diagram/figure, with photographs of the model /main simulation result graphs

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(Multidisciplinary tasks Mechanical, instrumentation, electrical, Computational /IT involved) This project involves lot of mechanical design including the design of Robotic tank base and the arms. Tank base structure to be used is for more stability.

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Design Project Summary Sample form 2

Note: ABETs 2008-2009 requirements for design projects are as follows: Criterion 3 (c): an ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability Criterion 5: Students must be prepared for engineering practice through a curriculum culminating in a major design experience based on the knowledge and skills acquired in earlier course work and incorporating appropriate engineering standards and multiple realistic constraints. Project Title: Design and Implementation of over sampling first order sigma-delta modulation using CMOS. Supervisor/Guide :Mr AVM.Manikandan Team Members: 1.Randhir Kumar 2.Rishabh Singh 3.Saheb Jain

Background/Literature Review: Some papers referred are: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Objective: Requirements: 1) 2) HS 425 BB servo motors 3) DAC /ADC -0804 CMOS 8-bit SA and motor drivers 4) Control via interface boards/USB port and Matlab 5) DC power input ( 5 to 18 V) 6)Potentiometers sensors 17 CS -48CS (wire wound potentiometers) 7)steel scrapes(????)

Technical Requirements: The developers of this project will possess assembly coding and matlab , circuit-board design.

Engineering standards and realistic constraints in these areas:

Area
Economic Environmental Social Political Ethical Health and Safety Manufacturability

Codes & Standards / Realistic Constraints

The project must be limited in expense. Kindly provide the cost for the components, software loading, PCB making, etc. in the prescribed form This project is not expected to entail any particular environmental consequences If so should be clearly mentioned This project will not entail any social constraints nor will it have societal impact. - If so should be clearly mentioned This project will not entail any regulatory or public -policy constraints. - If so should be clearly mentioned This project is not expected to entail ethical constraints - If so should be clearly mentioned This project is not expected to entail health and safety constraints except in the use of lead-bearing solder in its assembly - If so should be clearly mentioned This project must be easily replicated. This requires complete schematics, complete and documented code listings, bill of materials, and circuit-board artwork - ORCAD -produced in a file format accessible by software available at Simulation Lab. The resources used in this project (glass-reinforced printed-circuit board material, solder, integrated circuits composed primarily of silicon and epoxy packaging) are essentially non-recoverable. Sustainability should not, however, pose a major constraint for this project given the small amounts of materials required.

Sustainability

Engineering standards: List the standards that are referred and followed Realistic Constraints: Mention clearly the realistic constraints (like cost effectiveness, miniaturization, area/speed limitations, etc.) set and the one achieved Deliverables:

Abstract with main block diagram/figure, with photographs of the model /main simulation result graphs

Additional Requirements: (Mention the Multidisciplinary tasks like Mechanical, instrumentation, electrical,basic sciences, Computational /IT, etc., involved) The finished unit must be mechanically stable and robust. A housing or enclosure is required; a bare board is not acceptable. Signal output connections will be made through panel-mounted BNC connectors

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Design Project Summary Sample form 3

Note: ABETs 2008-2009 requirements for design projects are as follows: Criterion 3 (c): an ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability Criterion 5: Students must be prepared for engineering practice through a curriculum culminating in a major design experience based on the knowledge and skills acquired in earlier course work and incorporating appropriate engineering standards and multiple realistic constraints. Project Title Supervisor/Guide Team Members : : : Distributed sensor for steering wheel grip force Mrs. J. Manjula 1. Apoorv Anil Yadav [10406034] 2. Benjain Anton Andrew [10406043] 3. Diganta Roy Medhi [10406052]

Background/Literature Review: Some papers referred are: 1. Distributed sensor for steering wheel grip force measurement in driven fatique Deduction Federico Baronti, Francesco Lenzi, Roncella, Roberto Saletti Dipartimento di Ingeneria dell Inforkazione; Elettronics, Informatica, Telecomunicazioni Universit a di Pisa Via Caruso, 16, 56122 Pisa, Italy. 2. Driver fatique detection based on Eye tracking, Devi, M.S.Balaji.R.R, B.D College of Engineering Wardha. 3. J. Healey and R. Picard, Detecting stress during real-world driving tasks using physiological sensors,, IEEE Trans. Intell Transp. Syst., Vol.6, No.2, pp.156-166, June 2005. 4. X. Fan, B.Yin and Y.Sun, Nonintrusive driver fatigue detection, in proc.IEEE International Conference on Networking, Sensing and Control (ICNSC 2008), April 2008, pp.905-910. Objective: To make a cheap prototype which can detect driver fatigue by sensing the loss of pressure applied on the steering wheel. This design will not be subject to removal as it will be integrated around the circumference of the steering wheel itself. Pressure based sensor would detect the loss of pressure (on the steering wheel) and an alarm would be triggered to make the driver realize that he is fatigued and is not in an alert state as he should be. Requirements:

1) PIC Microcontroller 16F877A 10 bit upto 8 channel analog to digital converter. 8K x 14 words of Flash program memeory Speed : DC-20MHz clock input DC-200 ns instruction Operating Voltage range : 2 v to 5.5v 2) CAN Controller MCP2515 Implement CAN V2.0B at 1Mb1s 0.8 byte length in the data field Receive buffers, masks and filters Two receive buffers with prioritized message storage six 29 filters two 29 bit masks High speed SPI Interface (10MHz) API modes 0,0,f 1,1 Low Power CMOS Technology Operates from 2.7v to 5.7v, 5ma active current, 1A standy current Temperature ranges Industrial (1) 400c to 850c Extended (E) - 400c to 1250c 3) CAN Transceiver MCP2551 Supports 1Mbps operation 4) Pressure Sensor Unit 5) Power Supply Module DC 5V to 12V Technical Requirements: EMBEDDED C Engineering standards and realistic constraints in these areas:

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It is low cost automotive active safety systems that aim at detecting drivers fatigue, which is a major issue to prevent road accidents. PIC Microcontroller (16F877A) - Rs.292.50 /CAN Controller (MCP 2515) - Rs. 108 /CAN Transceiver (MCP 2551) - Rs. 63 /Total Cost of a Project Rs. 2000 /Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable It is safe than the other methods which include physiological parameters based on the signals from the driver. (by attaching electrodes) It is easy to design and integrated around the circumference of a steering wheel itself. Since it is integrated to the steering itself it will not to be subject to removable and it can be sustain for long time.

Environmental Social Political Ethical Health and Safety Manufacturability Sustainability

Engineering standards: List the standards that are referred and followed

Realistic Constraints: Mention clearly the realistic constraints (like cost effectiveness, miniaturization, area/speed limitations, etc. ) set and the one achieved Deliverables: Developed a reliable fatigue detection system based on a nonintrusive measure of driver and vehicle parameters. Abstract with main block diagram/figure, with photographs of the model /main simulation result graphs

Additional Requirements: (Mention the Multidisciplinary tasks like Mechanical, instrumentation, electrical basic sciences, Computational /IT, etc., involved)

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