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== Conclusions ==
 
== Conclusions ==
We'd like to thank Professor Dr Mark A. Yoder for providing us with this course were we have put in our efforts in making this project with all the required assignments and also the assessments of Dr Anil Kumar in bringing this course.  
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*We'd like to thank Professor Dr Mark A. Yoder for providing us with this course were we have put in our efforts in making this project with all the   required assignments and also the assessments of Dr Anil Kumar in bringing this course.  
 
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*We have learned the limits of the onboard I2C interface, making control of all 32 channels impractical. In addition to this we have also learned the specification of some sensors and some hands on work in JavaScript and also how proper collaboration of components is done.
We have learned the limits of the onboard I2C interface, making control of all 32 channels impractical. In addition to this we have also learned the specification of some sensors and some hands on work in JavaScript and also how proper collaboration of components is done.
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*Overall the course content was good and also helped us in learning some good stuff and had nice time with an experienced person.  
 
 
Overall the course content was good and also helped us in learning some good stuff and had nice time with an experienced person.  
 
 
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Revision as of 07:40, 26 November 2015

Team members:

  1. Anand K. Parmar
  2. Mani K. Srivastava
  3. M.R.Srinath
  4. Shiva Verma


Grading Template

I'm using the following template to grade. Each slot is 10 points. 0 = Missing, 5=OK, 10=Wow!

00 Executive Summary
00 Installation Instructions 
00 User Instructions
00 Highlights
00 Theory of Operation
00 Work Breakdown
00 Future Work
00 Conclusions
00 Demo
00 Not Late
Comments: I'm looking forward to seeing this.

Score:  00/100

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Executive Summary

The goal of this project is to build a Door Lock System such that the knock pattern acts as a key to it i.e. The system will get activated and door will be opened only until a specific pattern is detected by the system. The knock pattern is alterable, means user can set it according to their wish.


Hardware

Electrical Components

They are many components used in our project but the key role was of servo motor (HK15178).

The other main component was the piezo sensor which is used as the knock detector in our project.

Rest of the components which we have also used

  • PCB Board
  • Wires
  • Arduino
  • 2 Led's (green & Red)
  • Momentary Push Button
  • Permanent Push Button
  • 4 resistors

Hardware Components

we have used only some of the hardware components like

  • Cardboard's
  • Polystyrene
  • Double sided tape


Electrical Hardware

A BeagleBone is the bread and butter of the project, driving the entire effort but suddenly due to some issues and overload on beagle we have shifted to Arduino.

To drive all the electrical components correctly we have used the following board

Installation Instructions

User Instructions

Highlights

Theory of Operation

Work Breakdown

Future Work

Conclusions

  • We'd like to thank Professor Dr Mark A. Yoder for providing us with this course were we have put in our efforts in making this project with all the required assignments and also the assessments of Dr Anil Kumar in bringing this course.
  • We have learned the limits of the onboard I2C interface, making control of all 32 channels impractical. In addition to this we have also learned the specification of some sensors and some hands on work in JavaScript and also how proper collaboration of components is done.
  • Overall the course content was good and also helped us in learning some good stuff and had nice time with an experienced person.


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