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    Summer training

    presentation on roboticsand embedded system

    Trained by- kaizen robeonics

    Submitted by

    KUSUM MISHRA

    ECE, IV YEAR

    09EJTEC050

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    Introduction To Kaizen Robeonics

    Kaizen is japanese term for improvement.

    Kaizen robeonics started in 2008,with the

    dream of an entrepreneurial engineeringgraduate and electronics genious- Manoj

    Sharma.

    Kaizen aims at improving the activities andprocess thus eliminating waste.

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    Introduction To Robotics

    A robot can be defined as a programmable,self-controlled device consisting of electronic,electrical, or mechanical units.

    More generally, it is a machine that functionsin place of a living agent.

    Robots are especially desirable for certain

    work functions because, unlike humans, theynever get tired; they can endure physicalconditions that are uncomfortable or evendangerous; they can operate in airlessconditions; they do not get bored by repetition.

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    Various types of robots

    Mobile robots are able to move, usually theyperform task such as search areas.

    Rolling robots have wheels to movearound. These are the type of robots that canquickly and easily search move around.

    Mobile robots are used for task where people cannot go

    Mobile Robots

    Rolling Robots:

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    A robot never grows tired, it will perform itsduty day and night without evercomplaining. In case the tasks at hand aredone, the robots will be reprogrammed to

    perform other tasks.

    Stationary Robots

    Walking Robots

    Robots on legs are usually brought in whenthe terrain is rocky and difficult to enter withwheels. Robots have a hard time shiftingbalance and keep them from tumbling.

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    Study of components1.Resistor

    2.Capacitor

    3.Inductor4.Transistor

    5.Switches

    6.Relay

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    1.RESISTOR

    Two legs component that resist the flow of

    current.its unit is ohm.

    Mainly two types of resistor-

    1.Fixed resistor

    2.Variable resistor

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    CAPACITOR

    Passive component that stores the

    charge in the form of electric charge.

    There are two types of capacitor-

    1.Fixed capacitor

    2.Variable capacitor

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    INDUCTOR

    INDUCTOR-which stores magnetic energyand oppose the variation of current. its unitis henry.

    Transistor-it is used for switching andamplification purpose.

    Switches they make or break the circuit.

    Relay-it used for high voltage and current.Multimeter -it used for measuring variousquantities

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    CONNECTIONS ON

    BREADBOARD

    The breadboard is different according to

    the size of their holes.

    Breadboards costs from Rs.80-120.

    The length of the wires used are of exact

    length between two points.

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    WRONG WAY OF CONNECTION

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    MAKING GROUND AND VCC

    CONNECTIONS

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    CORRECT WAY

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    INTRODUCTION TO LINE PATH

    FOLLOWER

    Line follower is a machine that can follow

    a path. The path can be visible like a black

    line on a white surface (or vice-versa) or it

    can be invisible like a magnetic field.

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    Block Diagram Of A Line Follower

    Robot

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    Basic Robots Constituents

    Sensors-Device which produces usefuloutput in response to changes in

    measurable quantity.

    Infraredemitter sensor

    Exa.- LDR, Photo Diode

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    Types of sensors

    Sensors are classified broadly in two

    types:

    1. On the basis of energy detected.

    2. On the basis of signal detection method

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    1. on the basis of energy involved-

    Sound ,light energy, fire sensor etc.

    2.On the basis of signal detection method

    There are 3 classifications-

    1).Throw beam detection

    2).Reflection type

    3).Proximity type

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    THROUGH BEAM DETECTION

    TX RX

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    REFLECTION TYPE

    TX

    RX

    FIXEDSURFACE

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    PROXIMITY TYPE

    TX

    RX

    OBSTACLE

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    SENSOR USING LED & LDR :-

    LED & LDR sensor is one of the cheapest

    sensor used in robotics.

    LDR:-

    The light dependent resistor (LDR) is a sensor whoseresistance decreases when light impinges on it.

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    LED

    light when electrically biased in theforward A light-emitting diode (LED)

    is a semiconductor device that emits

    narrow-spectrum direction of the p-njunction.

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    IR LED:-

    These are just like any other simpleled they are differ in only thematerial used for emitting the light.The emitted light is in the Infrared

    range which is not visible by nickedeyes. The symbol of IR LED is:

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    Sensor Circuit

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    Simple Led-Photo Diode Sensor

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    COMPARATOR IC LM324

    The LM324 consist of four independent, high gain,

    internally frequency compensated operational

    amplifiers which were designed specifically to operate

    from a single power supply over a wide voltage range.The operational amplifier is used in open loop

    configuration.

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    Pin Diagram Of LM324

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    TIMER555

    Pin layout of Timer 555

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    Tsop 1738

    The TSOP 1738 is a member ofIR remote controlreceiver.

    This IR sensor module consists of a PIN diode and apre amplifier which are embedded into a singlepackage.

    The output ofTSOP is active low and it gives +5V inoff state

    .

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    MOTOR DRIVER IC L293D

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    Diagrammatical representation

    of our robot

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