Hyperloop lighting board
Overview
The lighting-control board will connect a small uC to a series of relays in order to turn on and off lights in the pod. In addition to this, the uC will connect to a CAN interface chip in order to communicate with the rest of the pod. A small board is required to encompass all of this.
Useful links
Specifications
- Board must be fairly compact
- Board must interface 5 relays
- Board must contain a socket for an ATTiny84 uC (chip is removable for programming)
- Board must contain a MCP2515 CAN interface chip
Deliverables
A board which follows the schematic found in the Light Unit folder and conforms to the specifications set out above.
Minor changes to the schematic can be made if deemed necessary!
Hyperloop lighting board
Overview
The lighting-control board will connect a small uC to a series of relays in order to turn on and off lights in the pod. In addition to this, the uC will connect to a CAN interface chip in order to communicate with the rest of the pod. A small board is required to encompass all of this.
Useful links
Specifications
Deliverables
A board which follows the schematic found in the Light Unit folder and conforms to the specifications set out above.
Minor changes to the schematic can be made if deemed necessary!