PID Supreme Box - CHS DE Engineering3 Project
Date: Fall 2017 - Spring 2018
The goal of this project is to create a PID controller that shows feedback from a rotating wheel an a fixed LCD screen. The dial that sets the speed of the motor operates in two modes: PID and non-PID. Meaning that it can be configured to smooth cruise control with integrated RPM calculations or to rotate from the electrical resistance of the dial (potentiometer). The project had many setbacks but was done under a somewhat reasonable time frame. It's distringuished by a cool design and a small size due to the additional acrylic shelf inside.
Further documentation about the process and specifications is available through the Wiki link.
The goal of this project is to create a PID controller that shows feedback from a rotating wheel an a fixed LCD screen. The dial that sets the speed of the motor operates in two modes: PID and non-PID. Meaning that it can be configured to smooth cruise control with integrated RPM calculations or to rotate from the electrical resistance of the dial (potentiometer). The project had many setbacks but was done under a somewhat reasonable time frame. It's distringuished by a cool design and a small size due to the additional acrylic shelf inside.
Further documentation about the process and specifications is available through the Wiki link.
