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Stephen Wolf Kirk Iler Brian Bentz Fuhe Xu. Team 6: Defender. Current Schematics Micro, Motor, Keypad. Current Schematics 3.3V Supply. High Voltage Charging. Discharging. Current PCB. Overall Considerations. Two boards (one for HV, one for LV) Optical Isolation
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Stephen Wolf Kirk Iler Brian Bentz FuheXu Team 6:Defender
Current SchematicsMicro, Motor, Keypad Team 6: Defender
Current Schematics3.3V Supply Team 6: Defender
High Voltage Charging Team 6: Defender
Discharging Team 6: Defender
Current PCB Team 6: Defender
Overall Considerations • Two boards (one for HV, one for LV) • Optical Isolation • Some high power traces on comm board (motors) • High voltage trace spacing on power board • Connector issues to motors, coil • Low inductance to coilgun • Thermal management and thermal pad soldering • Availability of headers and extra traces for ICD • Backup solder points for hard to solder parts Team 6: Defender
Microcontroller Considerations • Very few, microcontroller connections are very simple. • Standard bypass capacitors from data sheet. • Follow design guidelines for USB bus and I2C bus. Team 6: Defender
Low Voltage Power Supply • 3.3V regulator thermal management • Switching 12V power rail • Connector to high power board • Separate 12V grounds Team 6: Defender
High Voltage Power Supply • Separate AC transformer with connector. • Low amperage but high rms voltage • Low inductance • Protection mechanisms for capacitor bank • Very wide traces Team 6: Defender
Discharge Circuit • IGBT offboard, screw mount • Low inductance, ESR is critical • Pulse rating for power only • Avoiding reflection and EMI Team 6: Defender