Shivon - Revision history

Shivon at 11:49, 17 October 2015

2015-10-17T11:49:24Z

Shivon: /* PROJECTS */

2015-10-17T10:46:32Z

‎PROJECTS

Shivon: /* Beating Paper */

2015-10-17T10:44:15Z

‎Beating Paper

Shivon: /* Beating Paper */

2015-10-17T10:43:28Z

‎Beating Paper

Shivon: /* Toy */

2015-10-17T10:42:08Z

‎Toy

Shivon: /* 555 Oscillator */

2015-10-17T10:39:58Z

‎555 Oscillator

Shivon: /* 555 Oscillator */

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‎555 Oscillator

Shivon: /* 555 Oscillator */

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‎555 Oscillator

Shivon: /* 555 Oscillator */

2015-10-17T10:38:36Z

‎555 Oscillator

Shivon: /* 555 Oscillator */

2015-10-17T10:10:11Z

‎555 Oscillator

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		+	=='''Arduino'''==
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		+	I found working with arduino really interesting but difficult at the same time since I had no knowledge about this programming. The coding part was the toughest part. I did enjoy the activities that were done in class and I learnt quite a few things. It's amazing to know that we can do so many things with an Arduino.
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		+	[https://youtu.be/tjwrK_eljJA] Blinking LED
		+	[https://youtu.be/vsRXzQxXE64] LDR and LED
		+	[https://youtu.be/uzAA19YnDdo] Knight rider

	=='''[[PROJECTS]]'''==		=='''[[PROJECTS]]'''==

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 ==='''Toy'''===
 So we had to make a toy using any of the components that we worked with in the first week. So I thought of incorporating all the components. I tried to make a toy, which looked something like a spaceship. I used a speaker at the base for it to make noises. For this I used the 555 IC. Since I wanted it to vibrate and movie, I used the small motor. I also, used an LED and also an LDR. Because of the LDR the sound changed as and when I placed my hand over it. Also, the LED gave it a different look. It was really hard to figure out the connections and it was very time consuming. Soldering it was also very frustrating and it took ages. But fortunately it worked out the way I wanted it to, so I was pretty happy with it.
-[https://youtu.be/_DNgVZyEe9g] (Screaming toy video)
+ [https://youtu.be/_DNgVZyEe9g] (Screaming toy video)
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 ==='''Beating Paper'''===
 This one was very difficult. Firstly it was so vague that we couldn’t understand how to start. We started brainstorming and got a few ideas. We wanted to work with the color sensor, motion sensor and servo motor. We kept trying to connect these sensors together but we wouldn’t understand how to do it. We finally settled onto one idea, and that was the beating paper. We used servomotor and motion sensor for this. It was really difficult to understand the connections at first, and we kept searching on the Internet. Also, the programming part got annoying since we didn’t really learn it before. So after spending hours and hours to figure out the connections it finally started working. It wasn’t exactly how we wanted it to work, but close enough. So after placing everything inside the box and after tessellating the paper, we connected the servomotor to the paper with thread. It worked pretty well. Although, we had a lot of difficulties through out, it was fun to tackle them down. So the end result was that, it was a paper that beats!
-[https://youtu.be/-gorUDhLK7s] (Beating Paper)
+ [https://youtu.be/-gorUDhLK7s] (Beating Paper)
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 ==='''Beating Paper'''===
 This one was very difficult. Firstly it was so vague that we couldn’t understand how to start. We started brainstorming and got a few ideas. We wanted to work with the color sensor, motion sensor and servo motor. We kept trying to connect these sensors together but we wouldn’t understand how to do it. We finally settled onto one idea, and that was the beating paper. We used servomotor and motion sensor for this. It was really difficult to understand the connections at first, and we kept searching on the Internet. Also, the programming part got annoying since we didn’t really learn it before. So after spending hours and hours to figure out the connections it finally started working. It wasn’t exactly how we wanted it to work, but close enough. So after placing everything inside the box and after tessellating the paper, we connected the servomotor to the paper with thread. It worked pretty well. Although, we had a lot of difficulties through out, it was fun to tackle them down. So the end result was that, it was a paper that beats!
-[https://youtu.be/_DNgVZyEe9g] Beating Paper
+[https://youtu.be/-gorUDhLK7s] (Beating Paper)
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 ==='''Beating Paper'''===
 This one was very difficult. Firstly it was so vague that we couldn’t understand how to start. We started brainstorming and got a few ideas. We wanted to work with the color sensor, motion sensor and servo motor. We kept trying to connect these sensors together but we wouldn’t understand how to do it. We finally settled onto one idea, and that was the beating paper. We used servomotor and motion sensor for this. It was really difficult to understand the connections at first, and we kept searching on the Internet. Also, the programming part got annoying since we didn’t really learn it before. So after spending hours and hours to figure out the connections it finally started working. It wasn’t exactly how we wanted it to work, but close enough. So after placing everything inside the box and after tessellating the paper, we connected the servomotor to the paper with thread. It worked pretty well. Although, we had a lot of difficulties through out, it was fun to tackle them down. So the end result was that, it was a paper that beats!
 [[File:m1.jpg|260px|]] [[File:m2.jpg|260px|]]   [[File:m3.png|360px|]]

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 ==='''Toy'''===
 So we had to make a toy using any of the components that we worked with in the first week. So I thought of incorporating all the components. I tried to make a toy, which looked something like a spaceship. I used a speaker at the base for it to make noises. For this I used the 555 IC. Since I wanted it to vibrate and movie, I used the small motor. I also, used an LED and also an LDR. Because of the LDR the sound changed as and when I placed my hand over it. Also, the LED gave it a different look. It was really hard to figure out the connections and it was very time consuming. Soldering it was also very frustrating and it took ages. But fortunately it worked out the way I wanted it to, so I was pretty happy with it.
 [[File:to3.jpg|230px|]] [[File:to6.jpg|230px|]] [[File:to2.jpg|230px|]] [[File:to5.png|230px|]]

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 =='''[[555 Oscillator]]'''==
-IC was something very different to work with. Every leg had a different connection. Building the circuit on the breadboard was a little difficult for me since I didn’t understand the connection at first. We attached a speaker and it started making amusing sounds. We tried changing the values of the capacitors and resistors and the sounds kept changing accordingly. Attaching an LDR made it even more interesting as it made funny sounds.  [https://youtu.be/aJ4brJZPRoA] Thermistor
+IC was something very different to work with. Every leg had a different connection. Building the circuit on the breadboard was a little difficult for me since I didn’t understand the connection at first. We attached a speaker and it started making amusing sounds. We tried changing the values of the capacitors and resistors and the sounds kept changing accordingly. Attaching an LDR made it even more interesting as it made funny sounds.
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-[https://youtu.be/-gorUDhLK7s] Thermistor
+[https://youtu.be/aJ4brJZPRoA] Thermistor
 =='''[[PROJECTS]]'''==

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		+	[https://youtu.be/-gorUDhLK7s] Thermistor

	=='''[[PROJECTS]]'''==		=='''[[PROJECTS]]'''==