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Title: Mark Bright


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  • By
  • Mark Bright
  • and
  • Mike Donaldson

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  • Project Goal
  • Applications of our system
  • System Block Diagram
  • Thermal Plant Overiew
  • Current Progress
  • Engine Side (Mark)
  • Thermal Side (Mike)

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  • The goal of our Engine Control Workstation is to
    simulate thermal environments that are found in
    liquid-based cooling systems.
  • With this simulation we are creating several
    different control methods via MATLAB and Simulink
    that all work together to control both the engine
    and thermal transient responses.
  • Both of which combine to reduce system energy
    usage

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Applications of our system
PC Application
Car Application
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Thermistor
Flowmeter
Pump
Motor
Cooling Block
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  • 32-bit Processor
  • 30 MHz Clock
  • 16 A-D channels
  • 12 PWM Digital I/O Channels
  • 128K on-chip Flash memory
  • 9 Ports total
  • 3.3 v Supply
  • Interface with TI C2000 Simulink System

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  • What is it?
  • Two Square Waves 90ยบ out of phase
  • How does this improve accuracy?
  • Four times as many pulse counts
  • Allows for 5 RPM Error Max
  • Used in DSP Port 8 Pins 6 and 7

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  • Drag QEP Block from Simulink
  • Code Below is Auto-Generated from Simulink
  • Show as Inner Shaft RPM in Code Composer
  • Show as Out Shaft RPM in GUI

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Proportional, Integral Control
  • PI Control was added
  • Integral Controller is (z/z-1)
  • K was tuned to .0005
  • Ess 20RPM
  • All data is sent to the GUI

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  • Performed Bilinear Transformation in MATLAB
  • Bilinear Transform converts an analog controller
    to a digital controller
  • Tuned Gain 1/34.2 instead of 1/17.1 (inverse of
    plant)

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  • 100 RPM Step Input
  • Smaller time to first Peak (Tp) by 20 mS
  • Less Overshoot
  • Ess0

PI Control Only
FF Compensation
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  • User can input desired RPM
  • Outputs RPM, Duty Cycle, Transient Response
  • Updates in real time
  • Will add more as the project continues

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  • Variable Resistance
  • Anti-aliasing filter

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  • Conversion of A/D Value to Temperature
  • Excel Trendline
  • Moving Average Filter

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Simulink Implimentation
  • Datatype conversions
  • Function auto-code generated

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  • Interface from digital to analog
  • Average Voltage seen by the device

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  • Opto-Isolator
  • TIP120 choice
  • Design for 3A

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  • Increase Base current
  • Increase voltage from 12-volt regulator (more
    later)
  • Does any PWM work ?
  • 300mHZ !

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  • LPF to DC the PWM
  • Ideal Op Amp theory
  • Voltage _at_ Input Voltage _at_ Pump

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  • Nick Schmidt
  • Case Assembly
  • Hardware Assembly

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  • Motivation
  • TIP 120 Vce drop 880mv
  • 13.5 volts max for pump/fan

Linear/Switchmode Voltage Regulator Handbook
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  • OCHANs allow for data to be outputted to
  • GUI
  • Workspace

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P Vce Ie
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Simulink Implimentation
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  • Start, Type guide in MATLAB
  • GUI can be designed here with many components
  • Once designed, MATLAB auto-generates a .m file
    and .fig file

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  • Started with Professor Dempsey PWM Tutorial
  • Interfaced DSP Board, Simulink and PWM for Motor
  • Tutorial Contents
  • Simulink Model
  • Auto-Gen .m file
  • Auto-Gen .fig file
  • Demo .m file
  • DSP/Simulink Interface .m file

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  • PWM Brush Type Servo Amplifer Model 10A8DD
  • Protected for over-voltage and over-current
  • DC Supply Voltage 20-80v
  • Peak Current 10A
  • Maximum Continuous Current 6A

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