2024-2026 Controls Hardware

WIP (not approved by Emech+Electrical, wanted to put on here for first draft of system diagram):

https://app.diagrams.net/#G1-26TehHxeIzSIHZlIMgo2yeNyTqSA53W#{"pageId"%3A"Akb9SuMI0VYA2deZlGEr"}

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Controls:

  • We have planned to have ~5 unique PCBs:

    • Controls Leader SOM (LSOM) - 1

    • Controls Peripherals (PSOM) will handle: - 6 PSOMs

      • Lights Daughter, 5 PSOMs

      • Pedals Daughter, 1 PSOM

    • Network Switch for PoE

 

  • Other relevant pieces of hardware:

    • Prohelion Wavesculptor 22 Motor Controller: 14kw max output, 140V max input

      • Note: this is referenced throughout our software as the Tritium Wavesculptor, because Tritium used to own the product before Prohelion bought out that company.

      • Datasheet

      • User Manual

    • Mitsuba Motor: Three-phase, 96V nominal (160V max), 2000 watt nominal (5000 watt max).

    • Switches/Buttons on Steering Wheel

      • Regen enable

      • Cruise enable

      • Cruise set (merge with above?)

      • Cruise increment and decrement

      • Turn Switch (Left/Off/Right)

    • Switches/Buttons on Dashboard

      • Ignition Switch 3 Position

      • Supplemental power (dash will be made around this, does not go on dash itself)

      • Gear Switch (Forward/Neutral/Reverse)

      • Hazard Switch

      • Indicator lights (or on display? Includes turn, BPS Fault, Heartbeat)

      • Car Reset

    • Pedals

      • Accel potentiometer

      • Brake line sensor

      • Brake potentiometer sensor

    • Cameras

      • Backup Camera x1

      • Blindspot Cameras x2

    • Display

      • Camera Feed x3

      • All gears and interaction/telemetry data

    • Lights

      • Brake Lights x3 (2 in back and one on canopy)

      • White Head Lights x2 (on front)

      • Amber Side Lights x4 (front, side)

        • amber side back lights are optional as brake lights can be interchangeable

 

Estimated Power Draws:

  • Full system draw: ~18.5W(?)

    • One white light: 12.5V x .204A = 2.55W

 

 

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