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| Intake
| Intake
| Magnetic reed switches (2) on pivot cylinder
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| Senses when cylinder has completed up and down motion
| Senses when cylinder has completed up and down motion
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| style="width: 286px;" | On cylinder
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| Arm
| Arm
| Potentiometer
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| Absolute rotation position of arm.
| Absolute rotation position of arm.
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| Arm
| Arm
| Limit Switch
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| Tripped at end of travel/at hard stop on '''front '''of robot
| Tripped at end of travel/at hard stop on '''front '''of robot
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| style="width: 286px;" | Left side A-frame top front&nbsp;
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| Arm
| Arm
| &nbsp;Limit Switch
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| Tripped at end of travel/at hard stop on '''back''' of robot
| Tripped at end of travel/at hard stop on '''back''' of robot
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| Hand on Arm
| Hand on Arm
| Retro-reflective beam sensor
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| Sense cube '''all the way into''' hand
| Sense cube '''all the way into''' hand
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| Ramp
| Ramp
| Integrated Versa Planetary Encoder
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| Sense travel and speed of lead screw on lift jacks<br/> One phase
| Sense travel and speed of lead screw on lift jacks<br/> One phase
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| style="width: 286px;" | 4 total, 1 on each jack - Sensor should be at output stage of each gearbox
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| Ramp
| Ramp
| To be Determined
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| Sense when ramp jacks are fully reset (not used during match)
| Sense when ramp jacks are fully reset (not used during match)
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| style="width: 286px;" | 4 total, 1 on each jack - ADD MOUNTING DETAILS ONCE SENSOR IS KNOWN
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| Drive
| Drive
| Shaft encoders
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| Travel of robot drive base. '''One phase'''
| Travel of robot drive base. '''One phase'''
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Revision as of 11:33, 12 January 2019

Overall design decisions, notes, specifications, and integration items here! Integration Task List (NEEDS LINK HERE)

 

Overall Robot Dimensional Restraints

Last updated: 1/9/2019

  Length Width Perimeter
Robot Boundary 34" 24" 116"

Drive Base Materials

Function Material
Perimeter Rail (Long Side) 1"x3"x1/8" 6061 Aluminum Angle Stock
Inner Rail (Long Side) 1"x3"x1/8" 6061 Aluminum Channel Stock
Perimeter Rail (Short Side) TBD

 

 

Actuators

THE FOLLOWING TABLES ARE COPIES OF 2018's TABLES AND HAVE BEEN LEFT FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY - DO NOT USE FOR 2019! Please delete the above note and replace content of the tables below with 2019-relevant information once available.

Motors 

Mechanism Action Minimum Breaker Size Motor Model # Quantity Notes
Hatch picks up and deploys the hatch n/a     see pneumatic actuators
Cargo picks up and deploys the cargo   ? tbd non CIM 1-2 need to determine side to side or vertical wheels
Elevator moves the cube and hatch mechanisms up and down  ? tbd non CIM 2

gear ratio tbd

Elevator rotates the elevator in and out of frame perimeter n/a     planned to be a piston
Habitat

Lifts the robot onto level 2 or 3 

 n/a    

see pneumatic actuators

Habitat rotates wheels/skids in front of bumpers tbd     could be piston
Drive Base Moves the robot  40A CIM 4

Gear ratio 14:68 

option to add two additional motors

option to swap out CIMs to Neos

Pneumatics 

Mechanism Action - Say what extend and retract do! Number of Cylinders Cylinder Extend Powered? Extend Exhaust to Atmosphere? Retract Powered? Retract Exhaust to Atmosphere? Working Pressure Estimated Firings per Match
(Sum of all powered directions!)
Notes
Hatch Extend = raises the hook
Retract = lowers the hook
1

Bimba tbd 

estimated 3/4" bore 1" stroke

Yes no no ?possibly spring loaded Yes 40 PSI  12 (24 if not spring loaded)

 

Hatch

Extend = brings it out past the cargo

Retract= brings it back in

1

Bimba tbd 

estimated 3/4" bore 2-4" stroke

yes no yes no 40 psi 24  
Cargo (side wheels)

Extend=brings the wheels into the cargo

Retract= opens the wheels

2

Bimba tbd 

estimated 3/4" bore 3" stroke

yes yes yes yes 40 psi 24 * * total cycles of cargo and hatch combined will not exceed 12 (24 if dual action)
Elevator

extend= places elevator in match position

retract= places elevator in starting config.

1

Bimba tbd 

estimated 1.5" bore 18" stroke

yes yes yes yes 60 psi 2 (depending on if we do defense)  
Elevator Brake

Extend (spring loaded extension) = disengage brake

Retract = Engage brake

1 Bimba 041-D. 3/4" bore 1" stroke No Yes Yes Yes 60 PSI

 18

12 cycles plus adjustment factor 

Habitat skids

Extend = deploys the skids

Retract = brings the skids back in

2

Bimba tbd

3/4" bore 2" stroke

yes Yes no no 60 psi

1

 

Habitat Lift

 

Extend = lifts the robot

Retract = keeps us from being technically supported by level one

2

Bimba tbd 

2" bore, 22" stroke

 Yes Yes Yes Yes 60 PSI

2

 

Sensor Chart 

Mechanism Sensor Type Function Attachment Point Notes
Intake   Senses when cylinder has completed up and down motion On cylinder  
Arm   Absolute rotation position of arm. On actual pivot/shaft.  
Arm   Tripped at end of travel/at hard stop on front of robot Left side A-frame top front   
Arm   Tripped at end of travel/at hard stop on back of robot Left side A-frame top back   
Hand on Arm   Sense cube all the way into hand Mounting is important! Must look "sideways" at the cube where it hits the backstop.  
Ramp   Sense travel and speed of lead screw on lift jacks
One phase
4 total, 1 on each jack - Sensor should be at output stage of each gearbox  
Ramp   Sense when ramp jacks are fully reset (not used during match) 4 total, 1 on each jack - ADD MOUNTING DETAILS ONCE SENSOR IS KNOWN  
Drive   Travel of robot drive base. One phase On center (traction) wheel shaft.  
Whole robot Gyro Sense rotation Must be center of rotation of robot away from excessive vibration sources  
Whole robot Camera

Visual feedback for lining up with exchange?

MS LifeCam HD USB camera

 On the back left corner of the robot in the area set aside in cad  

Archive

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