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    EE40Lx - Lab Parts Kit - Rev 1.2 (Dec. 24, 2014) : Bridging

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    This document provides information about recommended equipment, parts, and microcontrollers for the EE40Lx robotics course. It recommends a digital multimeter and oscilloscope for debugging circuits, and suggests lower cost alternatives like a myDAQ bundle. A parts kit for constructing the bouncing robot can be purchased from the provided Newark link, and includes electronic and mechanical parts like an MSP430 microcontroller, motors, sensors and hardware. Students can also source their own substitute parts.

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    This document provides information about recommended equipment, parts, and microcontrollers for the EE40Lx robotics course. It recommends a digital multimeter and oscilloscope for debugging circuits, and suggests lower cost alternatives like a myDAQ bundle. A parts kit for constructing the bouncing robot can be purchased from the provided Newark link, and includes electronic and mechanical parts like an MSP430 microcontroller, motors, sensors and hardware. Students can also source their own substitute parts.

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    EE40Lx - Lab Parts Kit - Rev 1.2 (Dec. 24, 2014) : Bridging

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    EE40Lx Lab Parts Kit Rev 1.2 (Dec.

    24, 2014)
    Introduction
    EE40Lx revolves around the construction of a bouncing robot powered by the MSP430G2553
    LaunchPad. The construction of the robot project constitutes an optional, peer-reviewed part of the
    course worth 40% of the overall score.

    Recommended Equipment
    Access to the following equipment is highly recommended to enable debugging of circuits on the robot:
    Digital multimeter (myDAQ or alternative)
    Oscilloscope (myDAQ or alternative)
    Students who can use these measurement tools will find it much easier to debug the circuits they build
    in the course. Digital multimeters are inexpensive and having one is highly recommended for anybody
    with an interest in electronics. Oscilloscopes more expensive, but inexpensive options are available.
    Purchasing a myDAQ or joining a shared community lab space are cost-effective alternatives to
    purchasing your own oscilloscope. Other alternatives can be found on the student-curated course Wiki.

    myDAQ Information
    Those who do not have access to an oscilloscope or a digital multimeter might consider purchasing a
    MyDAQ to enable measurements. The video modules use the MyDAQ and the NI Ultiboard as
    measurement equipment to help debug the circuit. National Instruments has made available the
    MyDAQ and NI Ultiboard as a bundle, as well as the NI Ultiboard alone for students enrolled in this
    course. The myDAQ ordering page is: http://www.studica.com/us/en/BerkeleyMOOC.html

    Microcontroller
    We recommend using whichever microcontroller you like to follow along with the course. We will be
    using the MSP430G2 LaunchPad and will be supplying code samples for this platform. However, you are
    welcome to bring another microcontroller like the Tiva C LaunchPad or Ardunio if you are comfortable
    writing simple programs for them.

    Parts Kit Purchase


    The parts included in the construction of the robot can be purchased at the Newark page.
    All regions:
    http://www.element14.com/community/community/designcenter/learning_center/edxucbbridging
    For students interested in sourcing their own parts from other distributors, the complete parts list with
    manufacturer information is listed below. There is also a student-curated list of substitutions on the
    course Wiki.

    Electronic Parts
    Qty
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    2
    2
    2
    3
    2
    7
    1
    1
    1
    2
    2
    1
    1
    1

    Part

    Manufacturer

    Man. Part #

    Solderless Breadboard
    Green LED 2.1V 20mA 5mm
    Red LED 2.1V 10mA 5mm
    Yellow LED 2.1V 20mA 5mm
    OPA4344 Quad Amp (DIP)
    OPA2344 Dual Amp (DIP)
    9V Battery
    9V snap connector
    LM1086 3.3V Regulator
    STANDARD DIODE, 1A, 50V,
    DO-41
    BC547 (NPN transistor)
    DC Motor
    Photocell
    RESISTOR, METAL FILM,
    300 OHM, 250mW, 1%
    RESISTOR, CARBON FILM,
    1KOHM, 250mW, 5%
    RESISTOR, CARBON FILM,
    10KOHM, 250mW, 5%
    RESISTOR, CARBON FILM,
    2.7KOHM, 250mW, 5%
    RESISTOR, CARBON FILM,
    100KOHM, 250mW, 5%
    Piezo Buzzer
    Electret mic
    CAPACITOR ALUM ELEC
    10UF, 16V
    CAPACITOR CERAMIC, 1UF,
    25V, Y5V, +80
    MSP430 LaunchPad
    Wire Jumpers (male-male
    pack of 65)
    Wire Jumpers (female-male
    pack of 10)

    MULTICOMP
    MULTICOMP
    MULTICOMP
    MULTICOMP
    TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
    TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
    ENERGIZER
    KEYSTONE
    TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

    MCBB400
    MCL053GT
    MCL053PT
    MCL053YD
    OPA4344PA
    OPA2344PAG4
    EN22
    234
    LM1086CT-3.3/NOPB

    MULTICOMP
    FAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR
    ADAFRUIT INDUSTRIES
    EXCELITAS TECH

    1N4001
    BC547B
    711
    VT90N1

    MULTICOMP

    MF25 300R

    MULTICOMP

    MCF 0.25W 1K

    MULTICOMP

    MCF 0.25W 10K

    MULTICOMP

    MCF 0.25W 2K7

    MULTICOMP
    MULTICOMP
    PRO SIGNAL
    MULTICOMP

    MCF 0.25W 100K


    MCKPT-G1340-3917
    ABM-707-RC
    MCGPR16V106M5X11RH

    VISHAY BC COMPONENTS
    TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

    K105Z20Y5VE5TL2
    MSP-EXP430G2

    MULTICOMP

    MCBBJ65

    MCM

    21-14551

    Mechanical Parts
    Qty Part
    4

    CABLE TIE, NYLON, 190.5MM L, 50LB, NATURAL

    Jumbo wooden craft sticks, 6"Lx3/4"Wx1/16"H (75 pcs),


    ~6-8 needed
    Conical Compression Spring, 1.00" Long,.720" Large
    OD,.281" Small OD,.042" Wire

    3/8-16 thread nuts

    Manufacturer

    Man. Part #

    THOMAS & BETTS


    Hobby Lobby/
    Local Hardware
    McMaster-Carr/
    Local Hardware
    McMaster-Carr/
    Local Hardware

    L-7-50-9-C
    166033
    1692K55
    90473A031

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