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Budowa robotów dla średnio zaawansowanych. II edition - David Cook

Index: KSZ-05004 EAN: 9788324655298

Book available in Polish. Translation: Paul Gonera. Publisher: Helion. Second issue. The book is a continuation of "Building robots for beginners". The book will help you build an autonomous robot, that is, one that does not require human control.

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The book is a continuation of the book"Building robots for beginners". It will help you build an autonomous robot, that is, one that does not require human control. While reading you learn how to:

  • apply advanced detectors of obstacles
  • solve problems with power management
  • effectively use engines
  • build a fully functional robot
 

The book is intended for readers of the first part of David Cook's"Robot Building" for designers who already have the basic knowledge in the field of robotics. The regulation contains examples of proven algorithms, for example, follow the line and information about the selection of appropriate electronic components. Using the knowledge contained in the book, you will be able to "revive" your robot.

 

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Overview on forbot.pl. Excerpt from the book forreading on-line.

 

The contents

 

About the author (11)

 

About to adjust their sound value (13)

 

Thanks (15)

 

Introduction (17)

  • Who is this book for? (17)
    • Prerequisites (17)
    • Would it not be better for You to LEGO MINDSTORMS? (19)
    • If will not be best for You, robots, BEAM? (19)
    • There is no diagram of a remotely controlled killer robots (19)
  • Offers parts (19)
  • Safety rules (20)
  • Preference to the metric system (20)
  • Updates and news (20)

 

Chapter 1. To build a modular robot (21)

  • The building modules (21)
    • To build a Carousel or not? (22)
    • Organization of chapters (22)
  • Familiarization with machining (23)
    • The garage equipment (23)
    • Miniature milling machine (24)
  • Putting it all together (27)
    • Grouping of mechanical parts (27)
    • Grouping of separate electronic modules (28)
    • Installation and testing of the robot (28)
  • Use the details and techniques in other works (28)

 

Chapter 2. Comparison of two types of self-fulfilled connectors of the engine, and also common errors (31)

  • A comparison of two technologies for the production of fasteners (32)
    • An overview of telescopic fasteners (32)
    • Compare telescopic fasteners with elements of stem (33)
  • The expected results of the drilling of the holes in the connector line, as well as common mistakes and their consequences (33)
    • The connection hole for screw installation screw hole on the motor shaft (34)
    • The alignment of angles and measures of the holes (35)
  • Ready for implementation of the fastener of the rod? (38)

 

Chapter 3. Execution of the holder or drilling holes in the studs for the fastener (39)

  • Equipment tools and parts (39)
  • Preparation of pieces of terminals on the relay (40)
    • Measurement of the motor shaft and the axis (40)
    • The choice of the rod to the channel (40)
    • Trim the stems to the desired length (42)
    • The alignment of the ends of the connecting parts (43)
    • Defer stub rods (45)
  • Performing mount bracket (45)
    • Cutting unit bracket mount (46)
    • Drilling the holes for the bolt installation bolts (47)
    • Cutting the hole for the bolt installation bolts (48)
    • Drilling holes on the rod of the bracket into the holder (49)
  • The use of the holder (54)
    • The increase in narrow holes (54)
    • Adding a screw in the holder bracket (54)
    • Changing the position of the holder bracket (55)
  • Drilling holes in the connecting line of the holes on the motor shaft and LEGO axle (55)
    • Change the drill, not the rods (57)
    • Finishing work - mixing tips (58)
  • Check progress in the implementation of the bracket (58)

 

Chapter 4. We finish implementation of the engine bracket from a bar (59)

  • Mounting screw bracket (59)
    • Determining the position of the screw bracket (59)
    • Drilling holes in the connecting line of the holes to screw the mounting bolts (60)
    • Cutting the hole for the bolt mounting bracket bolts (61)
    • The choice of screw (62)
  • Add axis LEGO (63)
  • The result (65)

 

Chapter 5. Mounting the engine inside the wheel (67)

  • Attention! Danger! The curved shaft on the horizon (68)
    • The right drive with prop (68)
  • The implementation of the hub bracket (69)
    • Setting the outer diameter of the motor shaft and the inner diameter of the wheel LEGO (69)
    • Begin from the stem of bracket (71)
    • Performing internal and external hard disks, adapter hub (72)
    • Training hubs LEGO (82)
    • Fitting and bonding parts (85)
  • Summary (87)

 

Chapter 6. The standards used in electronics and preparation for experiments (89)

  • Reading schemes (89)
    • Connecting the wires (90)
    • Selection of parts (90)
    • The definition of the elements (92)
    • Determination of the power source (96)
  • The use of the plate contact (97)
    • Select the contact plate (98)
    • Install the contact plate (98)
  • Oscylogramy (102)
  • The use of modern electronics (103)
    • To cross the barriers experience curve (103)
    • Avoiding obsolete technology (103)
    • The use of surface-mount components (103)
  • Total (106)

 

Chapter 7. The design of the power supply with a linear voltage regulator (107)

  • Voltage stabilizers (107)
  • Power supplies with linear voltage regulator (108)
    • Voltage regulator 7805 (108)
    • Improving the quality of supply by reducing the minimum required voltage niestabilizowanego (113)
    • Other important features of linear voltage regulators (122)
    • Changes in the market limit the choice of linear voltage regulators 5 V (126)
  • Course on optimization (126)

 

Chapter 8. The improvement in the nutritional status of the robot (129)

  • The use of input and output buffer capacitors (130)
    • Increase the duration of battery life using the buffer capacitors (131)
    • Slow shutdown due to the use of buffer capacitors (131)
    • Use the DPDT switch to reduce off time (132)
    • Selection of the buffer capacitors (133)
    • The increase in the security margin for capacitors tantalowych (134)
  • Kondensatorowe spells (134)
  • The use of capacitors that block (135)
    • Reduction long way to a power source (136)
    • Insulation noise on any source (137)
    • The selection of capacitors that block/odsprzęgających (137)
  • Protection from damage caused by short circuit and overvoltage (137)
    • The decision whether the overcurrent protection (137)
    • The security guard topikowego (138)
    • Protection with automatic circuit breaker (138)
    • Protect robots from short circuit and overloads by using a semiconductor, samoresetujących themselves fuse the polymer (139)
  • Preventing damage due to overvoltage in stable circuit (142)
    • Led Zener Diode (142)
    • The use of Zener diodes to short-circuit the power supply in case of overvoltage (143)
    • The choice of a suitable breakdown voltage (145)
    • Buy Zener diodes (145)
  • Complete reliable power source (145)

 

Chapter 9. Engine management (147)

  • Why do we need a motor driver? (147)
    • Shipping to motors high voltage than to provide a logical layout (148)
    • Providing more current than it can provide system logic (148)
    • Logical errors caused by noise generated by the motor (148)
    • The power of the engine of the chain niestabilizowanego against stable (149)
  • Four modes of operation of the engine (149)
    • Rotation in accordance with the direction of movement of hour hands (150)
    • Opposite counterclockwise rotation (151)
    • Revs freely (slow speed decrease) (151)
    • Braking (abrupt speed reduction) (151)
  • Simple operation with a single transistor (152)
    • Diagram of the motor driver with one NPN transistor bipolarnym (153)
    • The construction of the control circuit of the engine with one bipolarnym NPN transistor (156)
    • Diagram of the motor driver with one transistor bipolarnym PNP (157)
    • The construction of the control circuit of the motor with a single PNP transistor bipolarnym (158)
  • Connect the NPN and PNP driver (159)
    • The construction of the control circuit of motor wiring NPN and PNP (159)
    • Avoiding short-circuit (160)
  • Classic bipolar H bridge (161)
    • Rotation in accordance with the direction of movement clockwise, with the use of the bridge H (162)
    • Opposite counterclockwise rotation with the use of the bridge H (162)
    • Slowing down using auxiliary electronic bridge H (162)
    • Inhibition of high voltage (164)
    • Revs freely through the bridge H (165)
    • Other combinations of the sternum H (165)
    • Building a classic bipolar H bridge (166)
  • Site management with high voltage (167)
    • Avoiding conversion levels due to failure of the power supply stabilization of logic circuits (167)
    • The failure of the interface due to the power from the H bridge voltage regulated (168)
    • The interface using PNP NPN (168)
    • Use a unified interface (171)
  • Control engine (173)

 

Chapter 10. Motor control - a second round (175)

  • The motor control using MOSFET (175)
    • Diagram of the motor driver with a single transistor power MOSFET n channel (176)
    • Supply default voltage using a resistor (178)
    • The feeding circuit of the engine control with a single power MOSFET transistor with channel n on a resistor to lower (182)
    • The construction of the control circuit of the engine with one power MOSFET transistor with channel n, and the resistor reduces (183)
    • Diagram of the motor driver with one transistor-power MOS transistor with channel p (184)
    • The construction of the control circuit of the motor with a single transistor-power MOS transistor with channel p (184)
    • The H bridge of power transistors MOSFET (185)
    • Selection of power transistors, MOSFET (191)
  • Control of the motors using integrated circuits (195)
    • Dreams of the ideal (195)
    • Application system family 4427 as a standalone engine control unit (196)
    • The use of classic bipolar H bridge in the chip (199)
    • MC33887 - advanced motor driver with H bridge MOSFET (201)
  • Assessment of the drivers of the motors (207)
    • Assessment of efficiency of DC motor driver (208)
    • Evaluation of the effectiveness of the drivers of the motors (210)
  • Total (212)

 

Chapter 11. The creation of a regulatory infra-red detector of obstacles, enemies, and walls (213)

  • Detection modulowanej wave podczerwonej using the popular module, or some other reason the purchase of the remote control (214)
    • System Panasonic PNA4602M (214)
    • Plug-in system Panasonic PNA4602M (215)
    • Testing the Panasonic PNA4602M (215)
  • The extension chain protection on indicator (217)
    • Add layout 74AC14 inverter to control the led (218)
    • An overview diagram of the indicator (218)
  • We're closing detection system of the reflected wave (221)
    • An overview of the full schema of detector failures (221)
    • The construction of a detector failure on the circuit Board contact (222)
  • Commissioning (228)

 

Chapter 12. Configure the detector failure (229)

  • Setting of 38 kHz (229)
    • The choice of mid-range between the beginning and the end of the reaction to the reflected wave (230)
    • Using the multimeter mode frequency (233)
    • The use of the oscilloscope (233)
    • The reasons for the use of the inverter inputs schmitta located (234)
    • Diagnosing problems in circuits processed (234)
  • Limitation of detector failures (236)
    • The absence of the action outdoors or in bright light (236)
    • The inability to detect certain types of objects (237)
    • The inability to detect distant or very close objects (237)
    • The inability to measure the distance (240)
  • You are ready to create the robot (240)

 

Chapter 13. Robot Rondo (241)

    • Robot Rondo (242)
    • Look at the robot Rondo of the parties (242)
    • Rondo at the top and bottom (243)
    • Electronic circuits robot "Rondo" (243)
    • The execution of the robot body "Rondo" (248)
    • Problems with the availability of engines with gearboxes (248)
    • Desirable characteristics of a robot (250)
    • The design of the robot body (250)
    • The construction of the Central platform for robot Rondo (255)
    • The mechanism of the engines of the robot Rondo (256)
    • Selection of stars LEGO (259)
    • The achievement of the physical limitations of moving parts LEGO (262)
    • The execution of the handles on the motors of the robot, Rondo (262)
    • Summary the construction work, "Rondo" (272)

 

Chapter 14. Test drive robot "Rondo" (273)

  • Preparation for test drive (273)
    • Configuration of all elements, adjustable in the middle or safe position (273)
    • Testing modules one by one (274)
    • Measurement of impedance of the circuit (274)
    • The location of manufacturing jobs (276)
    • Check voltage and polarity of the battery (276)
    • Control input current at moment of switching circuits (277)
  • Preparing the robot and correcting minor mistakes (278)
    • Configure failure detector operating in the infrared (278)
    • Switches from the LEDs (278)
    • Check sensors (278)
    • The connection of the motor (279)
  • Performance evaluation of the robot "Rondo" (279)
    • Problems encountered during the test-drive (279)
    • Testing of all maneuvers the robot (282)
    • Tasks for the robot "Rondo" (283)
  • I'm stuck (285)
    • The walk of a drunkard (285)
    • Walking robot "Rondo" (286)
    • Reducing ambiguity detection (287)

 

Chapter 15. I would like to have a brain (293)

  • Sample Atmel ATtiny84 (293)
  • To compare the microcontroller with the system logically (294)
    • The choice of logic instead of a microcontroller (294)
    • The choice of microcontroller instead of logic (295)
  • Microcontroller programming (296)
    • Conservation programs (296)
    • Define program size (296)
    • Writing programs (297)
    • Work without use .NET (297)
    • Compiling and loading a program (298)
    • Debug programs (298)
  • An overview of the General features of microcontrollers (302)
    • Case of microcontrollers (303)
    • The pins of the microcontroller (303)
    • The memory of the microcontroller (309)
    • The size of the user of the microcontroller (311)
    • The complexity of instructions of the microcontroller (311)
    • The speed of the microcontroller (312)
    • Special timers control (315)
    • The module that controls for low voltage (315)
  • The choice of microcontroller (316)
    • I don't have enough... (316)
    • Recommendation 8-bit Atmel AVR (317)
    • Recommendation set the Parallax Basic Stamp (317)
    • Just ask (318)
  • Upgrading robot (318)

 

Chapter 16. The construction of the card extension for the robot "Rondo" (319)

  • Conversion configuration dwupiętrową (319)
    • Connection connector DIP (321)
    • Problems with access to the motherboard (328)
    • Shielding of detectors reflection infrared (330)
  • Capture signals - meet the new boss (331)
    • Preservation of useful functions (331)
    • Redirection of signals detection IR (331)
    • Detection and interruption the stop state (332)
    • The forwarding engines and bipolar elements (332)
    • To provide (almost) complete control (332)
  • Extension of range of functions (333)
    • An overview of the findings of the microcontroller (333)
    • Power microcontroller (333)
    • Detection of walls and obstacles (334)
    • Managing motors and LEDs dwukolorowymi (334)
    • Management dwukolorowymi LEDs (334)
    • Reading the button state (335)
    • Sharing options via DIP switch (337)
    • Making music (338)
    • The rest of the findings available for expansion (339)
  • Improving the quality of the robot (340)

 

Chapter 17. We add the module's sensor floor (341)

  • The definition of brightness by using fotorezystora (341)
    • Converting the variable resistance into a variable voltage using a voltage divider (342)
    • Fotorezystora response is nonlinear (345)
    • The definition of the spread between the fotorezystorami (347)
    • The speed of the rising and falling of the resistance (348)
    • Repeated use of resistant circuit read-brightness (348)
  • The definition of brightness by using photodiodes (348)
    • Detection of the reflection from the floor (349)
    • Construction of detection system reflections from the floor (350)
  • The following line (355)
    • Auto-sensing brightness of the line (355)
    • Reads the value of the floor sensor (356)
    • Inverting the value of the sensor (356)
    • Follow the dark lines (356)
    • Centering dark lines (357)
    • Improving the quality of the algorithm follow the line (357)
  • Robot competition-sumo (357)
    • Adaptation of the robot's "Rondo" for the competition "sumo" (358)
    • Change strategies using DIP switches (359)
  • Growing opportunities (359)

 

Chapter 18. We are preparing a stew of the robot (361)

  • Music creation (361)
    • Circuit sound (362)
    • Building the circuit sound (362)
    • Adjustment of sound strength (362)
    • The speaker control (363)
    • Sample sound (364)
    • Playback notes (365)
    • Music playback (365)
  • Scaling up (367)
    • Creating a dual-platform (367)
    • Improved movement of the robot (367)
    • Providing spacing between the platforms with a home-made sleeve (368)
    • Cracks on wheels (369)
    • Relying on both ends of the axle (369)
  • Installation of the motors (370)
    • Mounting using gon (370)
    • Space-saving due to the use of the reducer, perpendicular (373)
    • Adaptation of the motor shaft of small diameter and built-in holder compatible with LEGO standards (374)
  • The study of water (378)
    • The choice of wheels for a smoother ride (378)
    • Obstacle detection (379)
  • Instant entrance in the shoes of a robot (382)
    • Adding to the robot wireless camera video (383)
    • Study areas with wireless video (384)
    • Look at yourself in the short video (384)
  • Thank you (384)

 

Addition. Sources in the Internet (385)

 

Reference (387)

 

Book - Author David Cook
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