Detailed Design Review (Phase 4)

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Detailed Design Review (Phase 4) P18044 – Tremor Mitigation 2 Detailed Design Review (Phase 4)

Agenda Overview of tasks this phase Updated risks Control logic test rig Design updates Magnet and brake testing and outcomes Revised Fritzing diagram, battery draw calculations Updated control logic Updated BOM and test plans Goals and plans for rest of semester, beginning of MSD II Vision for Imagine RIT

Phase 4 Summary / Goals Increase detail in device design and CAD model. Performed experiments with electromagnetic brake set up from last year. Created a test rig so that control logic can be tested at the beginning of MSD II. Made a hand component prototype. Discovered new risks for our current design that need to be addressed. Ordered critical build materials. Planning for MSD II

Updates to Risk Analysis

Rig to Test Control Logic

Rig to Test Control Logic

CAD Model

Mackie Elbow Brace – Ortho Innovations

Hand Mock-up

Electromagnet – Temperature test

Temperature Test - Outcomes Determined that brake housings will provide enough surface area to safely dissipate heat Is not direct skin exposure to brake housing Repeat test when circuit is optimized, switching magnet on and off at ET frequency

Electromagnetic brake – Slip force test Theoretical Value Slip force: 25 N Experimental Value Slip force: 14.1 ±1.78 N

Slip force test – Outcomes Experimental value was 56.4% percent of theoretical value. Magnets can be doubled up per brake line (Feasibility  High) Frictional coefficient of brake material can be increased. (Feasibility  Moderate) Thickness of air gap can be decreased. (Feasibility  Low). Current feeding magnets can be increased. (Feasibility  Moderate).

Updates to Fritzing Diagram

Changes in draw calculations with more magnets One electromagnet V = 8.8V R = 40Ω I = 8.8/4 = .22A P = 1.936W Five electromagnets I = 1.1A P = 9.68W ADD BATTERY LIFE TO THIS SLIDE

Control logic – coding update

Updates to Test Plans

Updates to BOM

Goals for rest of semester Prepare for and complete gate review. Remain in contact with our new EE, make sure he will be up to speed before semester begins. Order remaining long lead items Finalize project plan, build and assembly plan, and meeting schedule Address outcomes of this review

Goals for first phase of MSD II Completed project plan for all of MSD II Implemented problem tracking Completed build and assemble plan All of remaining purchases have been made Brace has arrived Test plan is finalized, test bench is set up.

Vision for Imagine RIT Best case: Device working and robust enough to be worn by public Video of tremoring patient with and without device side by side, perhaps with displacement tracking Our poster and project overview are available. Be situated near the other tremor teams.

Questions?