weatherbox:apple:meeting_minutes_september_22_2015

Team Apple Minutes September 22, 2015

Attended: Kaeo, Tyrin, Tryston, and Kenny

  • 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 regulator to convert that.)
  • There is a mystery humidity sensor.
  • There's 2 humidity sensors. One is on the pressure sensor, but they work differently.
  • Andy was mistaken about the power.
    • It's not the power circuit. It's the fact that the system itself pulls too much juice.
  • Battery fully charges around midday.
  • The panel never directly powers the circuit. It only powers 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, and you can tell which one/where the one we need is located. (Buoy Example)
    • “Drop a box, and be able to 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, we'll 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?”
    • By asking questions, this takes care of the overlap among the teams.
    • Kennys always willing to help
  • N/A
  • Block Diagram
    • “If it gets too crowded, split it up.” -Kenny
    • Power side and signal side.

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Created by dkvilla on 2015/10/27 03:34.

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