Equipment

This page does not apply to ZJUI. It will be updated in the coming weeks.

Lab Equipment

The Srivastava Senior Design Lab has a wide selection of equipment that provides nearly all of the capabilities of the other ECE teaching labs in one place. Although the equipment may not be identical to that found in these other teaching labs, similar functionality is offered. Use the experience of learning new equipment as a way to expand your horizons. If you are using a piece of equipment for the first time, ask a TA for assistance, to make sure you understand how to safely use it. If the available equipment does not meet the needs of your project, talk to the course staff, and we will help you find what you need elsewhere on campus, consider purchasing it for the senior design lab (if it would be used by many groups), or brainstorm alternate ways to solve your problem.

Lab Kits

Each team is provided with at least one lockable storage drawer in the lab as well as a portable lab kit. An additional drawer and/or kit may be issued as need arises and facilities allow.

The lab kit includes a box with carrying handle and contains a wiring board for prototyping circuit projects, a multiple-output power supply, a digital multimeter, and a set of 8 cables (2 bnc/bnc, 2bnc/pin, 2 banana/banana, and 2 banana/pin). This is checked out to you by your TA at the beginning of the semester and must be returned undamaged at the end of the semester. Missing lab kits will result in an encumbrance or withheld diploma and a charge of $500.00, so always be sure to lock your lockers! Also, do not store any cables from the lab in your kit. Doing so will result in a loss of points.

Test Equipment

Most equipment is connected to the PCs via HPIB cables. Below is a sampling of the test equipment available:

Specific setups at the various lab benches can be in the listing at the bottom of this page.

Computers

The lab has PCs with enough processing power for the needs of nearly any senior design project. These machines are networked to a high-capacity laser printer (printing will count against your standard print quota). Each has an Ethernet connection to the campus network, an HPIB interface card connecting it to all of the standard instruments on its bench, and a sound card. The computers are maintained by Engineering IT, located in 3080 ECE Building.

The PCs are presently configured with the software shown here. Their primary uses include:

Test Equipment (Listed by lab bench)

 
Bench: A
Oscilloscope Rohde & Schwarz RTE 1054
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
 
Bench: B
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO7104B
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
 
Bench: C
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO-X 3034A
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
Pulse Generator Hewlett-Packard 8011A
Dual Output Power Supply Hewlett-Packard 6234A
 
Bench: D (Power)
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO-X 6004A
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
Pulse Generator Hewlett-Packard 8011A
Triple Output Power Supply Hewlett-Packard 6235A
Digital Power Analyzer Valhalla Scientific 2101
DC Power Supply Hewlett-Packard 6632A
DC Electronic Load Agilent 6060B
kW Power Supply Sorensen DCS 20-50
 
Bench: E
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO-X 3034A
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
Pulse Generator Hewlett-Packard 8011A
 
Bench: F
Oscilloscope Teledyne LeCroy HDO 4054-MS
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
Pulse Generator Hewlett-Packard 8011A
 
Bench: G (power)
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO-X 6004A
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
Triple Output Power Supply Hewlett-Packard 6235A
DC Power Supply Hewlett-Packard 6632A
DC Electronic Load Hewlett-Packard 6060B
Current Probe Amplifier Tektronix AM 503
 
Bench: H (RF)
Mixed Domain Oscilloscope Tektronix MDO4054B-3
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
S-Parameter Network Analyzer Hewlett-Packard 8753ES
S-Parameter Test Set Hewlett-Packard 85047A
Pulse Generator Hewlett-Packard 8011A
Signal Generator Hewlett-Packard 8657B
 
Bench: I
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO7104B
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
Pulse Generator Hewlett-Packard 8011A
Dual Output Power Supply Hewlett-Packard 6234A
 
Bench: J (RF)
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO7104B
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
Triple Output Power Supply Hewlett-Packard 6235A
DC Power Supply Hewlett-Packard 6632A
Network Analyzer Hewlett-Packard 8751A
S-Parameter Test Set Hewlett-Packard 87511A
 
Bench: K
Oscilloscope Teledyne LeCroy HDO 4054-MS
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
Dual Output Power Supply Hewlett-Packard 6234A
 
Bench: L (RF)
Mixed Domain Oscilloscope Tektronix MDO4054B-3
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
Vector Signal Analyzer Agilent 89441A
RF Section Hewlett-Packard 89440A
Signal Generator Hewlett-Packard 8657B
Precision LCR Meter Hewlett-Packard 4284A
 
Bench: M
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO7104B
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
 
Bench: N
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO-X 3034A
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
 
Bench: O
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO-X 3034A
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series
Pulse Generator Hewlett-Packard 8011A
Triple Output Power Supply Hewlett-Packard 6235A
Communications Receiver AOR AR5000
 
Bench: P
Oscilloscope Agilent DSO-X 3034A
Digital Multimeter Keysight 34461A
Triple Output DC Power Supply Keysight E3631A
Waveform Generator Agilent 33500B Series

High Noon Sheriff Robot

Yilue Pan, Shuting Shao, Yuan Xu, Youcheng Zhang

Featured Project

# MEMBERS:

- Yuan Xu [yuanxu4]

- Shuting Shao [shao27]

- Youcheng Zhang [yz64]

- Yilue Pan [Yilvep2]

# TITLE:

HIGH NOON SHERIFF ROBOT

PROBLEM:

Nowadays with the increasing number of armed attacks and shooting incidents. The update for public places needs to be put on the agenda. Obviously, we could not let police and security to do all the jobs since humans might neglect some small action of threat behind hundreds of people and could not respond quickly to the threat. A second of hesitation might cost an innocent life. Our team aims on making some changes to this situation since nothing is higher than saving lifes not only victims but also gunners. We find some ideas in the Old western movies when two cowboys are going to a high noon duel, the sheriff will pull out the revolver quicker than the other and try to warn him before everything is too late. If we can develop a robot that can detect potential threats and pull out weapons first in order to warn the criminal to abandon the crime or use non-lethal weapons to take him down if he continues to pull out his gun.

# SOLUTION OVERVIEW:

In order to achieve effective protection in a legal way, we have developed the idea of a security robot. The robot can quickly detect dangerous people and fire a gun equipped with non-lethal ammunition to stop dangerous events.

The robot should satisfy the following behavioral logic:

- When the dangerous person is acting normally and there is no indication of impending danger, the robot should remain in standby mode with its robot arm away from the gun.

- When the dangerous person is in a position ready to draw his gun or other indication of dangerous behavior, the robot is also in a drawn position and its arm is already clutching the gun.

- When the dangerous person touches his gun, The robot should immediately draw the gun, move the hammer and finish aiming and firing to control the dangerous person. This type of robot would need to include three subsystems: Detection system, Electrical Control system, and Mechanical system.

# SOLUTION COMPONENTS:

## [SUBSYSTEM #1: DETECTION SUBSYSTEM]

This subsystem consists of a camera and PC. We are going to use YOLO v5 to detect object, determine the position of human and the gun. Use DeepSORT to track the object, let the camera follow the opponent. Use SlowFast to detect opponent’s behavior.

## [SUBSYSTEM #2: ELECTRICAL CONTROL SYSTEM]

This subsystem consists of a STM32, two high speed motors, two gimbal motors, one motor for revolver action and position sensor. The STM32 serves as the controller for the motors. The high speed motor will be used to move the mechanical grab to grab the revolver and pull it out as fast as possible so that it will use the position sensor as the end stop point instead of PID control. The gimbal motors serve as Yaw and Pitch motion for the revolver to control the accuracy of the revolver so that it needs encoders to give the angle feedback.

## [SUBSYSTEM #3: MECHANICAL SYSTEM]

This subsystem consists of a three-degree-of-freedom robot arm and a clamping mechanism fixed to the end of the arm. The clamping mechanism is used to achieve the gripping of the gun, the moving of the hammer and the pulling of the trigger. The mechanical arm is used to lift and aim the gun.

# CRITERION FOR SUCCESS

- Move Fast. The robot must draw its gun and aim faster than the opponent;

- Warning First. If opponent’s hand moves close to the gun on his waist, the robot should draw the gun and aim it at the opponent without firing. If the opponent gives up drawing a gun and surrender, the robot should put its gun back in place. Otherwise, the robot will shoot at the opponent.

- Accurate shooting. Under the premise that the opponent may move, the robot must accurately shoot the opponent's torso.

# DISTRIBUTION OF WORK

- EE Student Shuting Shao: Responsible for object detection and object tracking.

- EE Student Yuan Xu: Responsible for behavior detection and video processing.

- EE Student Youcheng Zhang: Responsible for electrical control system.

- ME Student Yilue Pan: Responsible for the Mechanical system.