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Eye Level Stabilizer
Eye Level Stabilizer
Contents
The project
Introduction Project objectives Applications + example Briefly how
Current progress
Hardware wise + circuit diagrams Software wise + code sections
Problem faced
Hardware problems Software problems Current problems
Introduction
It is a setting that consists of an
accelerometer sensing any tilt and two servo motors that would act to compensate for the change
Keeping the camera on level with the horizon
Project Objectives
Studying the applications of the
Accelerometer sensors. Getting familiar with interfacing servo motors. Assemble the project for the most portability. Utilize the MCU code for efficiency. Manipulate speed versus accuracy.
Applications
Provide more stable surveillance. Introduced new military vehicle black box. Making the shooting of sports on first person
view smoother. When attached to a motor biker helmet , it keeps the camera with road level regardless of any tilt of the bike or the driver looking at the panel.
Briefly how
The sensor
Movement concept
Briefly how
Current Progress
70% of prototype. Full sensor communication. Calibrated servo motors. Filtered noise.
Hardware
Part name AVR Atmega 128 MMA7260Q 3-axis accelerometer Hitec HS-311 motor Voltage regulator KIA278R33PI AVR ISP MKll DC adapter Capacitors Resistors
Quantity
Reasons for usage Familiarity + multiple timers with internal clock High sensitivity+ availability of English datasheet Easy to configure + light weight + affordable To provide 3.3 volts required for the sensor. Flashing the MCU with code. Powering the whole prototype. Filtering and interfacing Surge protection + interfacing
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Code sections
Code sections
Code sections
noise, solved by extra filtering. Burned accelerometer due to excessive current. Finding parts that are common in my country or accelerometer with proper English Date sheet.
interchangeable variables.
Current problems
Getting both speed and accuracy from the
servo motor is tricky because the servo motor has only 50 steps for the range of 90 degree which cause vibration.
Finding a suitable camera module to
demonstrate the prototype. Making the project source independent without losing power for motors.
Time Plan
Tasks
Getting the Hardware
Design Hardware circuit
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Calibration and filtering Testing initial prototype Fix speed issue Change powering source Repackage in smaller size Testing final project