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*Make sure that the magic smoke that makes up all electrical components does not escape
*Make sure that the magic smoke that makes up all electrical components does not escape


<br> '''WEIGHT ESTIMATE:''' (tbd)lbs  
<br> '''WEIGHT ESTIMATE:''' 11.5 lbs


= Motors List  =
= Motors List  =

Revision as of 18:28, 27 January 2010

2010 Main Robot Design





CURRENT TOTAL WEIGHT ESTIMATE: (tbd)lbs

Drivetrain Design

  • 4 Direct Drive CIM Motors
  • 16:1 Banebots Transmissions
  • 2 Traction Wheels in the Front
  • 2 Omni Wheels in the back

Main Goals:

  • Be able to go over the bumps
  • Be manueverable
  • Keep Balls from going underneath the robot

WEIGHT ESTIMATE: (tbd)lbs

Mechanical 1 Design - Lift & Structure

  • Using a mechanical telescope driven by pushing a cable up a tube to lift a hook
  • Designed to lift the robot from either side off of the bump
  • Has a pivoting mechanism that angles the telescope to the left or right depending on which side of the tower the robot is on
  • Hook has a shepards crook design to be able to easily grab the high bar
  • Winch pulls the telescoping tube back towards the robot to lift the robot off the ground
  • Should be able to lift above needed height in under 5 seconds
  • Using CIM Motor, but may be able to use Fischer Price if necessary

Main Goals:

  • Lift Robot above platform height as fast as possible (faster than 5 seconds)
  • Extend lift and capture bar in under 5 seconds.
  • Create an upper structure that supports the lift mechanism
  • Create an upper structure that deflects balls
  • Create an upper structure that potentially deflects balls towards the front of the robot

WEIGHT ESTIMATE: (tbd)lbs

Mechanical 2 Design - Kicker & Beater Bar

  • Using 2 window motors and an electronic clutch
  • Uses a "thunderfoot" kicker springloaded with surgical tubing to kick the ball
  • Kicker will have variable positioning to kick ball different distances
  • Beater bar is a simple spinning bar in the front of the robot that just spins to pull the balls into the robot and hold them while turning

Main Goals:

  • Be able to kick the ball at distances from all 3 locations on the field (near, middle, far)
  • Be able to score the ball when in the near zone
  • Be able to control/possess balls while driving around the field

WEIGHT ESTIMATE: (tbd)lbs

Electrical System

  • 4 Jaguar Speed Controllers
  • Power Distributin Board
  • 120 amp Circuit Breaker
  • Digital I/O
  • Linksys Router
  • Spike Relay
  • cRIO with 2 Digital Side Cars
  • Indicator Light
  • Wires
  • Magic

        Main Goals:

  • To Give all mechanical components power
  • Make sure that the magic smoke that makes up all electrical components does not escape


WEIGHT ESTIMATE: 11.5 lbs

Motors List

  • 4 CIM Motors - Drivetrain
  • 1 CIM Motor - Lifter: Winch & Pushing cable
  • TBD Motor - Pivoting Mechanism
  • 2 Window Motors - Kicker
  • TBD Motor - Beater Bar
  • 2 Fisher Price, 2 Window motors, and 2 Mabuchi motors remaining

Sensors List

  • 4 Banebots Encoders - Drivetrain
  • 1 TBD Encoder - Electronic Clutch
  • 1 TBD sensor - Determine relative posistion of pull back mechanism in conjuction with encoder on electronic clutch
  • 1 BeamBreak Sensor - Ball Kicker

Autonomous Modes

See Design in Programming section: 2010:Autonomous

Archive

2009 Robot Design Details