LIFT - Revision history

Siavoosh: /* Related Publications */

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‎Related Publications

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‎Testing on Physical Model (Remote Lab)

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‎Plans for future improvements

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‎Controller circuit

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‎GitHub repository

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‎Plans for future improvements

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‎Controller circuit

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	=Related Publications=		=Related Publications=
		+	*Muhammad Adeel Tajammul, Siavoosh Payandeh Azad, Peeter Ellervee: "Digital system Modeling and synthesis as an introduction to computer systems engineering", IEEE International Conference on Microelectronic Systems Education (MSE), 2015
		+	*Siavoosh Payandeh Azad, Hannes Kinks, Muhammed Adeel Tajammul and Peeter Ellervee: "An Ad-hoc Implementation of a Remote Laboratory",IEEE International Conference on Microelectronic Systems Education (MSE), 2015

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 Lift Project is one of the projects designed in department of computer engineering at TTU as a lab project.
 The main task in this lab is to design a controller for an elevator.
-Goals of this lab are:
+Goals of this lab is to understand Finite State Machine (FSM) design.
-* to undrestand Finite State Machine (FSM) design
 The process of this lab is described in Fig. 1. Students first have to describe the controller by providing FSM diagrams and transition tables to

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 == Testing on Physical Model (Remote Lab) ==
-[[File:Webpage.png|500px|thumb|right|alt=Alt text|Fig. 4: Screenshot of remote lab page]]
+[[File:Webpage.png|500px|thumb|right|alt=Alt text|Fig. 3: Screenshot of remote lab page]]
-in this project, a remote lab was designed for students (see Fig. 4) to access the controlling hardware from any remote place inside the department INTERA network.
+in this project, a remote lab was designed for students (see Fig. 3) to access the controlling hardware from any remote place inside the department INTERA network.
 The server is running on a raspberry pi and students can see a view of the working lift using an internet camera.
 A working sample of the controller is provided to the students as a demo in order to get them accustomed to the functionality of the Lift.

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 have been made for the project:
-[[File:IMG_0031.JPG|300px|thumb|right|alt=Alt text|Fig. 3: Lego structure]]
+*[[Lego structure]]
-−
-*[[Lego structure]] (see Fig. 3)
 *[[3D printable structure]] (under development)

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 * making a 3D model for printing (under development)
 * providing access for students outside ATI interanet
 * adding a micro-controller based control board (under development)
 * checking if the motor is turned of with switching clock off: this will cause motor to get locked and warm up
 =Related Publications=

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 *[[FPGA Controller PC-Board]] (under development...ver 1 will be released soon)
 Micro-Controller Boards (side project):
-*[[Micro-Controller prototype]] (under development)
+*[[Micro-Controller prototype]] (under development...ver 1 will be released soon))
 =Functional Verification=

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 the staff and then go through a process of implementation, synthesis and verification. In the end they are required to submit a report.
 =GitHub repository=
-https://github.com/siavooshpayandehazad/TTU_ElevatorLab
+All the files and designs are accessible at: https://github.com/siavooshpayandehazad/TTU_ElevatorLab
 =Physical Model=
 [[File:ElevatorModel.jpg|300px|thumb|right|alt=Alt text|Fig. 2: Schematic of physical model]]

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 * adding a micro-controller based control board (under development)
 * checking if the motor is turned of with switching clock off: this will cause motor to get locked and warm up
-* monitoring all the sensors in monitoring system
+* monitoring all the sensors in monitoring system (under development)
-* adding LEDs to each floor which indicate arrival to that floor
+* adding 7-segments to each floor
 =Related Publications=

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 FPGA controller boards:
 *[[FPGA Controller prototype]]
-*[[FPGA Controller PC-Board]] (under development)
+*[[FPGA Controller PC-Board]] (under development...ver 1 will be released soon)
 Micro-Controller Boards (side project):
 *[[Micro-Controller prototype]] (under development)

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-[[File:Process.jpg|500px|thumb|right|alt=Alt text|Fig. 1: Schematic of physical model]]
+[[File:Process.jpg|500px|thumb|right|alt=Alt text|Fig. 1: Laboratory Process]]
 Lift Project is one of the projects designed in department of computer engineering at TTU as a lab project.
 The main task in this lab is to design a controller for an elevator.