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Daniel Weber
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Lab 1: Microcontrollers
In Lab 1, we had to construct several simple circuits using multiple external components
and the Arduino Uno microcontroller. With the Arduino microcontroller and the Arduino IDE,
we constructed several simple Arduino programs, which culminated with us building our first
robot and having it drive autonomously in a figure eight pattern.
Task 1 - Blinking the Internal LED:
The first task was to use the arduino to blink an internal LED. The on-chip LED is
hard-wired to pin 13 which we set up as an ouput using the following code:
We then turned the LED on and off by setting it to high and low respectively:
void loop() {
digitalWrite(PIN_NUMBER, HIGH);
delay(1000); // waits for a second
digitalWrite(PIN_NUMBER, LOW);
delay(1000);
}
Task 2 - Blinking an External LED:
Our next task was to modify the code for task one to blink an external LED. We did this by
connecting an external LED to a digital pin through a resistor as shown in the diagram below:
All we did in the code for this task was to change our Pin Number from the on-chip LED to
the pin that we connected to the external LED:
#define PIN_NUMBER 0
The resistor was used to prevent sourcing too much current through the pin in case of a short
circuit, which would burn out both the Arduino and the external LED.
Task 3 - Reading an Analog Input:
Our third task was to detect changes in the resistance value of a potentiometer through an analog
input pin and print the value to the serial monitor. This was accomplished by setting up a voltage
divider circuit as shown below and connection the output of the circuit to an analog pin:
We then used the following code to set A0 as our analog pin and setup the serial monitor:
int potIPT = A0;
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
}
Using the analogRead function, we were able to read the voltage value from the analog pin and output
that value to the serial monitor every half second:
void loop() {
int val = analogRead(potIPT); // read the input
Serial.println(val); // print to serial monitor
delay(500); // wait half a second
}
Task 4 - Outputting an Analog Signal
Combining the setups of Tasks 2 & 3, we designed the following circuit which allowed us to
use the analog signal input from the potentiometer to control the brightness of the external LED:
The LED could only be connected to one of the 6 digital pins which could output a PWN signal,
which was required to simulate the effect of an analog voltage. The digital pin was set up as
an output exactly as in Tasks 1 & 2. Inside the loop, we used the analogWrite function to output
the analog voltage to the digital pin:
void loop() {
int val = analogRead(potIPT); // read the input pin
analogWrite(PIN_NUMBER, map(val, 0, 1023, 0, 255));
}
The 10-bit ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter) is able to input analog values from 0 to 1023, however
the LED is only able to input voltage values from 0 to 255, so we used the map function to make sure
that we didnt exceed the voltage limits of the LED.
Task 5 - Controlling Parallax Servos:
Our final task before assembling our robot was to use the PWM signal we generated in the previous task
to drive and control a Parallax Continuous Rotation Servo. We did this using the Arduino Servo.h library.
First we set up the servo and the serial monitor.
#include <Servo.h>
#define PIN_NUMBER 3
Servo myservo; // create servo object to control a servo
int potIPT = A0;
void setup() {
myservo.attach(PIN_NUMBER);
Serial.begin(9600);
}
We then output the analog voltage of the potentiometer setup through the digital pin, as in Task 4,
to control the speed and direction of the servo, with the only difference being that the range of voltage
values for the servo was from 0 to 180 instead of 0 to 255.
Task 6 - Assembling the Robot:
The parts we used to assemble our robot were:
2 Servos
2 Servo Mounts
2 Wheels
1 Baseplate
11 Screws
11 nuts
1 Ball Bearing Wheel
1 Arduino
1 Rechargeable Battery Pack
The first thing we did was mount the servos to the servo mounts. As there was a shortage of screws and nuts
in the lab, we only used two screws per servo instead of the four there are room for. The robot built in this
lab will not be the same as the final robot, so we just needed enough screws to maintain structural integrity.
The servos were then mounted to the baseplate, using two screws per mount.
The wheels were then mounted to the servos. As one of our servos did not have a screw, we used wheels that fit
snug on the servos. This is an issue that we will need to fix when designing later robots.
Next, we mounted the Arduino on top of the baseplate using two screws.
Finally, we attached the ball bearing wheel to the front of the robot.
Task 7 - Driving the Robot Autonomously:
Once the robot was built, we wrote code for the robot to autonomously drive in a figure eight pattern. The 2
servos and digital output pins were set up as in the previous tasks and connected using the attach function:
To control the movements of the robot, we had 3 basic functions: moveForward, moveRight, and moveLeft. The
moveForward function worked by turning both wheels in the same direction at the same speed. The moveRight function
worked by turning the left wheel forward while at the same time turning the right wheel backwards in order to pivot
the robot and make it turn right. The moveLeft function worked in the same way but with the directions reversed.
The first time we tested the robot, it became apparent that one of our servos was spinning much faster than the other;
so much faster that the robot was practically impossible to control.
We performed a series of tasks in order to identify the problem. First, we swapped the pins for our two servos. This
would check to see if the issue was in the software rather than in the hardware. After switching the pins had no effect,
we decided to try a third servo. The third servo was much closer to the speed we were expecting, so we switched out the
super fast servo. After this switch, we were able to get out robot to drive in straight lines and in a proper figure eight pattern.


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Renderer_Composite
(calc, h_obs, lat_obs, lon_obs, max_distance, distance_res=10, vert_obs_angle=0.0, vert_res=1000, focal_length=2000, atol=1.1e-07, rtol=1.1e-07)[source]¶ Object used to set a camera angle and position to render a scene for a user specified horizontal field of view.
Attributes: Methods
render_scene
(scene, image_names, …[, …])Renders a composites over a very wide horizontal field. set_location
(lat_obs, lon_obs)This function can be used to change the position of the renderer. -
__init__
(calc, h_obs, lat_obs, lon_obs, max_distance, distance_res=10, vert_obs_angle=0.0, vert_res=1000, focal_length=2000, atol=1.1e-07, rtol=1.1e-07)[source]¶ Parameters: - calc: calcs object
object which can be used to calculate the trajectory of light rays
- h_obs: float
height of renderer in meters
- lat_obs: float
latitude of renderer in degrees between -90 and 90
- lon_obs: float
longitude of renderer in degrees between -180 adn 180
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maximum distance away from the renderer to calculate the light ray path
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distance between points where the light ray path is checked for intersection point.
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vertical tilt of the renderer.
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resolution of pixels on the verticle
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focal length in milimeters to calculate the field of view of the camera. This, along with the vertial resolution, sets the resolution on the horizontal.
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absolute tolerance of ode solver
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relative tolerance of the ode solver
Methods
__init__
(calc, h_obs, lat_obs, lon_obs, …)Parameters: render_scene
(scene, image_names, …[, …])Renders a composites over a very wide horizontal field. set_location
(lat_obs, lon_obs)This function can be used to change the position of the renderer. -
render_scene
(scene, image_names, heading_mins, heading_maxs, surface_color=None, background_color=None, cfunc=None, cfunc_args=None, disp=False, eye_level=False, postprocess=None, h_min=0.01, gpu=False)[source]¶ Renders a composites over a very wide horizontal field.
Parameters: - scene: Scene object
object which contains data which the renderer can extract and render
- image_names: array_like (n,) or ‘str’
name(s) for the image(s) being rendered.
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minimum starting point(s) for composite.
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maximum starting point(s) for composite, pair with ‘heading_mins’.
- background_color: array_like, optional
3 element array containing an color via RGB color code (numbered 0 to 255) default value: [135,206,250]
- surface_color: array_like, optional
3 element array containing an color via RGB color code (numbered 0 to 255) default value: [0,80,120]
- cfunc: callable, optional
Callable function which is used to color the elevation data. The function takes in two arrays, the first is distances from the observer the second is the elevation above the surface of the earth.
- cfunc_args: array_like, optional
extra arguments to pass into cfunc
- disp: bool, optional
when rendering topographical data this will print out the heading slice which has been rendered.
- eye_level: bool, optional
when rendering the image, an orange line is placed at eye level in the image.
- post_process: callable, optional
function which processes the final image before saving it.
- h_min: float, optional
minimum value for ray to count as crossing water.
- gpu: bool, optional
utilize GPU to calculate 3D land model rendering.
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set_location
(lat_obs, lon_obs)[source]¶ This function can be used to change the position of the renderer.
Parameters: - lat_obs: float
new latitude of observer
- lon_obs: float
new longitude of observer
-
v_angles
¶ vertical angular scale of the image frame
-
vfov
¶ vertial field of view for this particular renderer
-


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