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[https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/TMP35_36_37.pdf Spec Sheet]<br> | [https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/TMP35_36_37.pdf Spec Sheet]<br> | ||
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Revision as of 18:47, 26 March 2019
Contents
Overview
Our project is to create a module consisting of a raspberry pi zero, a relay, and a container that works between an AC outlet and a device. We'd like to be able to communicate between a web interface and the module to be able to turn the device on and off. We would also like to add timing control features through the web interface. If we are successful with the initial project, we will add additional modules to the web interface to be able to control multiple devices.
Team Members
Amanda Hua
Tricia Brown
TA: Keith Kamons
Professor: James Feher
Links
[View Project Log]
[View Github]
[View Preliminary Presentation]
Objectives and Goals
Build a module that can relay between an AC outlet and device that we want to control
Build a web interface that successfully communicates with the built module in at least a binary fashion
Set up a server to host the web interface
Challenges
- A majority of our programming expertise is in Java, and learning more about web development languages, especially Python, will be time consuming.
- We have minimal background in hardware and circuitry, so a big challenge will be ensuring that we will account for all of the details necessary for our module.
- We have no background in web security, so we need to be very careful in allowing access to the devices and files that we will be using.
- We have never worked with Raspberry Pi before.
- Linux is an unfamiliar operating system.
Budget
- Raspberry Pi(s) - provided ($35)
- Raspberry Pi Zero(s) - provided ($5)
- Relay - provided ($1.25)
- AC Prongs - $2.79
- AC Duplex Outlet - $0.43
- Module box - 3D printed (free), or from home depot ($5.30)
- SD card - provided ($4.99)
- Component (fan) - $16.99
- Cable - $6
Total: $77.75
Useful Resources
RasPi Resources
Temp Sensor Resources
132 Assignment (More Context)
Spec Sheet
DevOps and Server Side Resources
Gantt Chart
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10Ftzdzjh8UOGXznYvhBb2OvnZ2Exib2vUMbfKiH339s/edit?usp=sharing
Media:GanttChart2-16.png
