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Team ID - Team Name - Advance Technology Report
5. Cyclo-computers Yes
1. LI-ION BATTERIES
a) Technical Specifications: Voltage =48 volt. Current = 35 Ampere. Total Cells = 169.
Operating Temperature Charge :0-45 Degree Celsius Discharge : -10 to 60 Degree Celsius.
a) Calculations:
b) Circuit Diagram:
Operation: It is used to power the Headlights , Brake lights ,Turn indicator ,USB connectors ,
Arduino microcontroller,etc
Working Principle:
1. In a battery-powered electric vehicle, regenerative braking is the conversion of the vehicle’s kinetic
energy into chemical energy stored in the battery, where it can be used to for good acceleration and
for increasing trip distance .
2. It is braking because it also serves to slow the vehicle. It is regenerative because the energy is
recaptured in the battery where it can be used again.
Concept:
When brakes are applied the kinetic energy due to braking is converted into electrical energy.
Buck Converter
= 8 * 22 / 0.05*25000*30
Fs = 25 KHz.
Vout =8 volt.
Vin = 30 volt.
c) Circuit Diagram: Ckt diagram is shown in fig.1. and Matlab sketches below.
2 sensors at the front side are for obstacle detection ,if the distance between Efficycle and
any other obstacle(eg. Another vehicle ,tree ,stone) at the front has a certain minimum distance say
1.5 meter the buzzer in the Efficycle buzzes indicating user of the Efficyle.
3 Sensors are at rear to park efficycle efficiently. As Ultrasonic sensors shows the distance between
Efficycle and nearest obstacle. It gives clear idea to user where to park.
void setup() {
Serial.begin (9600);
pinMode(trigPin, OUTPUT);
pinMode(echoPin, INPUT);
pinMode(trigPin2, OUTPUT);
pinMode(echoPin2, INPUT);
pinMode(trigPin3, OUTPUT);
pinMode(echoPin3, INPUT);
pinMode(buzzer, OUTPUT);
pinMode(buzzer2, OUTPUT);
pinMode(buzzer3, OUTPUT);
void loop() {
delayMicroseconds (10);
distance = duration*0.034/2;
Serial.print(distance);
Serial.print("First: cm");
Serial.println();
int i;
for(i=0;i<3;i+=1)
delay(500);
delay(1);
} else {
b) Calculations:
c) Circuit Diagram:
4. CYCLO COMPUTERS:
From this computer can work out whole range of information including least current speed,
average speed, trip distance, total distance travelled and current clock time.
Features: Waterproof
Auto on/off.
b) Calculations:
SOC is the level of charge of an electric battery relative to its capacity. (0% = empty ; 100% =
full).
Battery Level Indicator used in Team Param’s Efficycle uses VOLTAGE METHOD to
convert
The Curve of battery’s open circuit voltage versus time was used for reference.
b) Calculations:
5. HEADLAMPS:
Operation: This lights works by converting electricity into light through diodes inside the
Operation : The power from the Auxilary battery is given to incandescent lamps through
SPDT and Electronic
Flasher ckt also called as turn relay with beeper, which is controlled by SPDT switch.
When SPDT switch turned either light or left the power is supplied to filaments of
incandescent bulbs through
Flasher ckt and the bulb blinks. The indicator light is used to give indication of the direction
where vehicle wants to make turn.
Flasher : 12 volt
27 watts.max
4 Bulbs
b) Circuit Diagram:
7. BRAKE LIGHT:
Operation: When brakes are applied to give an indication to other drivers, the amber bulb
lights during the time interval when brakes are applied. This is possible by using a push to off
switch. When brakes are pressed the push to off switch is acting as on switch. Hence when
brakes are pressed power flows and brake lights are lit.
a) Working Principle: The Usb charging port is connected to 12 volt auxiliary battery from
which the power is supplied to charging port , from where it can be used for charging of
mobiles ,etc.
Note 1: In place of separate circuit diagrams under each sections, combined circuit diagrams may be provided for 2 or
more components/features as suitable.
Note 2: If required for better explanation of systems/technology, teams can modify the sub-headings in each sections
above (from section 1 to section 9).
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