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| - | This is where the minutes go | ||
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| - | ====== What we learned ====== | ||
| - | we are the only group currently using the arduino | ||
| - | The red thing is a boost converter that boosts 3.7V to 5V | ||
| - | Xbee runs at 3.3V | ||
| - | there is a separate reg that converts that | ||
| - | There is a mystery humidity sensor | ||
| - | there's 2 humidity sensors one on the pressure sensor but they work differently | ||
| - | Andy was mistaken about the power | ||
| - | its not the power circuit, its the fact that the system itself pulls too much juice// | ||
| - | Battery fully charges around midday// | ||
| - | the panel never directly powers the circuit only powering the charging circuit to charge the battery// | ||
| - | pressure and current sensor is connected to the i2c,// | ||
| - | GPS is used for having a lot of weather boxes set up, you can tell which one/where the one we need// | ||
| - | The buoy example// | ||
| - | "Drop a box, can find it in a sea of other boxes"// | ||
| - | Kenny is gonna make a core program for us to play around with the hardware we have, something to test out// | ||
| - | By the end of the week, well have a program for the arduino that can access all the different sensors and see if they work// | ||
| - | Start talking to the other teams for advice about the troubles that we are having// | ||
| - | "Hey, were confused about this. Help?"// | ||
| - | Takes care of the overlap// | ||
| - | Kennys always willing to help// | ||
| - | ===== Block diagram ===== | ||
| - | Power side and signal side | ||
| - | "if it gets too crowded, split it up" -Kenny | ||
| - | one for power, one for signal | ||
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