Arctic Power System Intermediate Design Review Lisa Ferguson, Emily Davy, Dylan Schindler, Austin Sverdrup, Dee Dozier
Arctic Power SystemIntermediate Design Review
Lisa Ferguson, Emily Davy, Dylan Schindler, Austin Sverdrup, Dee Dozier
Overview
• Product Structure• Subsystems
• Overview• Block Diagram• Schematics• Critical Components
• Microcontroller• APS Housing• Schedule
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Product StructureDee Dozier
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Product Structure DiagramRev. Doc Number:
T1 APS 065-0084-00
003-0084-00066-0084-00
366-0084-00
Software Assembly and Test Docs Hardware005-0084-00008-0084-00
Microprocessor Sensors Output Conversion AC Subsystem Hydrogen Subsystem Solar Subsystem Capacitor
200-0391-00 200-0392-00 200-0386-00 200-0387-00 200-0388-00 200-0389-00 200-0390-00
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APS Subsystems
• Output Conversion• AC Conversion• Hydrogen Conversion• Solar Conversion• Arctic Power Microprocessor• Arctic Power Sensor
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Power Inputs
• AC Input• Solar Panel Input• Hydrogen Fuel Cell Input
• 5V Line• 12V Line• 3.3V Line - Microcontroller
Power Outputs
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Power InputsLisa Ferguson
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AC Input
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Overview
• Input• 64 VRMS – 186 VRMS
• Regulated Output• 12 Volts• 2 Amps
• Surge Stopper• Load Switch• Protection Diode
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Block Diagram
Grid Matched AC Power
AC/DC Converter Surge Stopper Load Switch
• USA or European mains wall power
• Wind turbine• Diesel generator
• 20 watt converter• 12 VDC / 1.67 A
regulated output• 3000 VAC isolation
voltage• Continuous short
circuit protection
• Surge Stopper• Circuit Breaker• Current Limit• Reverse Current
Blocking• Reverse Input
Protection• Reverse Output
Protection
• Input Voltage: 3 –20 Volts
• Constant Current: 2.3 Amps
• Surge Current: 10 Amp
• Controlled by Microcontroller
Protection Diode
• Schottky Diode• Maximum Voltage:
30 Volts• Maximum Current:
100 Amps• Voltage Drop:
400 µAmps @ 30V
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SchematicsAC / DC Converter Load Switcher
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Schematic – Surge Stopper
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Critical Components
• RECOM 20W Single Output • RAC20-12SB
• Linear Technology Surge Stopper• LTC4364-1
• Fairchild Load Switch• FDC6330L
• Vishay Protection Diode• SSB43LHE3_A/I
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Solar Panel Input
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Overview
• Input• 3 – 20 Volts Input• 18 Volts – Optimal• 1.11 Amps – Optimal
• Regulated Output• 12 Volts• 1.67 Amps
• Surge Stopper• Load Switch• Protection Diode
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Block Diagram
20 Watt Solar Panel
Buck / Boost Power
ArchitectureSurge Stopper Load Switch
• Optimal Voltage: 18 Volts DC
• Optimal Current: 1.11 Amps
• Operational Temperature Range: -40˚C - 80 ˚C
• Charge Controller Available
• TI LM25118 based Wide-Rage Buck Boost
• Input: 3 – 20 Volts DC
• Regulated Output: 12 Volts DC / 2 Amps
• Designed using TI Webench
• Surge Stopper• Circuit Breaker• Current Limit• Reverse Current
Blocking• Reverse Input
Protection• Reverse Output
Protection
• Input Voltage: 3 –20 Volts
• Constant Current: 2.3 Amps
• Surge Current: 10 Amp
• Controlled by Microcontroller
Protection Diode
• Schottky Diode• Maximum Voltage:
30 Volts• Maximum Current:
100 Amps• Voltage Drop:
400 µAmps @ 30V
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Schematic – Buck/Boost
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Schematic – Surge Stopper
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Buck/Boost Architecture
• TI LM25118• Efficiency: 95%• Power Dissipated: .35 Watts• Power Output: 1.05 Watts – Maximum• Duty Cycle: 61%• Output Current: 20 A – Maximum• BOM Count: 38 components
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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Input
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Overview
• Input• 7.8 Volts – Optimal• 2.56 Amps – Optimal
• Regulated Output• 12 Volts• 2 Amps
• Surge Stopper• Load Switch• Protection Diode
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Block Diagram
20 Watt Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Boost Power ArchitectureSurge Stopper Load Switch
• Optimal Voltage: 7.8 Volts DC
• Optimal Current: 2.6 Amps
• Provided power control line from APS
• Simulated for testing purposes
• TI TPS61088 based Boost
• Input: 3 –10 Volts DC
• Regulated Output: 12 Volts DC / 2 Amps
• Designed using TI Webench
• Surge Stopper• Circuit Breaker• Current Limit• Reverse Current
Blocking• Reverse Input
Protection• Reverse Output
Protection
• Input Voltage: 3 –20 Volts
• Output Current: 2.3 Amps
• Surge Current: 10 Amp
• Controlled by Microcontroller
Protection Diode
• Schottky Diode• Maximum Voltage:
30 Volts• Maximum Current:
100 Amps• Voltage Drop:
400 µAmps @ 30V
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Schematic - Boost
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Schematic – Surge Stopper
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Buck Architecture
• TI LM25118• Efficiency: 97.14%• Power Dissipated: .58 Watts• Power Output: 20 Watts – Maximum• Duty Cycle: 75.5%• Output Current: 20 A – Maximum• BOM Count: 21 components
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Capacitor Storage Bank
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Overview
• Maxwell Technologies Supercapacitor• Capacitance: 58 Farad• Rated Voltage: 16.2 Volts DC• Maximum Voltage: 17 Volts DC• Operating Temperature: -40˚C - 65 ˚C• 10 Year operational lifespan• 4 years storage lifespan• Shock and Vibration rated
• Current draw from capacitor: ~2.7 Amps
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Schematic – Capacitor Bank
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Power OutputsEmily Davy
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5V Output
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Subsystem Overview
• Input• 3 Volts – Minimum• 17 Volts - Maximum
• Regulated Output• 5 Volts – Maximum• 4 Amps – Maximum
• Surge Stopper• Load Switch• Female USB-A Connector
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Block Diagram
Capacitor Bank
Buck / Boost Power
Architecture
Surge Stopper Load Switch
• Optimal Voltage: 16 Volts DC
• Provides “reaction time” for Microcontroller to react
• 6 minutes operation stored energy
• Surge Stopper• Circuit Breaker• Current Limit• Reverse Current
Blocking• Reverse Input
Protection• Reverse Output
Protection
• Input Voltage: 3 – 20 Volts
• Constant Current: 2.3 Amps
• Surge Current: 10 Amp
• Controlled by Microcontroller
Crowbar Circuit
• Analog protection for external load
• Resettable fuses allow for operation after circuit trip
• TI LM25118 based Wide-Rage Buck Boost
• Input: 3 – 17Volts DC
• Regulated Output: 5 Volts DC / 4 Amps Maximum
• Designed using TI Webench
Output
• Female USB-A• No data
transmitted
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Schematics – Buck/Boost
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Schematic – Surge Stopper
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Schematic - Crowbar
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Buck/Boost Architecture
• TI LM25118• Efficiency: 88.7%• Power Dissipated: 2.54 Watts• Power Output: 20 Watts – Maximum• Duty Cycle: 31.3%• Output Current: 20 A – Maximum• BOM Count: 31 components
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12V Output
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Overview
• Input• 3 Volts – Minimum• 17 Volts - Maximum
• Regulated Output• 12 Volts – Maximum• 1.67 Amps – Maximum
• Surge Stopper• Load Switch• Male Barrel Jack
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Block Diagram
Capacitor Bank
Buck / Boost Power
Architecture
Surge Stopper Load Switch
• Optimal Voltage: 16 Volts DC
• Provides “reaction time” for Microcontroller to react
• 6 minutes operation stored energy
• Surge Stopper• Circuit Breaker• Current Limit• Reverse Current
Blocking• Reverse Input
Protection• Reverse Output
Protection
• Input Voltage: 3 – 20 Volts
• Constant Current: 2.3 Amps
• Surge Current: 10 Amp
• Controlled by Microcontroller
Crowbar Circuit
• Analog protection for external load
• Resettable fuses allow for operation after circuit trip
• TI LM25118 based Wide-Rage Buck Boost
• Input: 3 – 17 Volts DC
• Regulated Output: 12 Volts DC / 1.67 Amps Maximum
• Designed using TI Webench
Output
• Male Barrel Jack
• Energized Center pin
• Grounded barrel
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Schematic – Buck/Boost
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Schematic – Surge Stopper
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Schematic – Crowbar
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Buck/Boost Architecture
• TI LM25118• Efficiency: 91.5%• Power Dissipated: .95 Watts• Power Output: 20 Watts – Maximum• Duty Cycle: 71.5%• Output Current: 20 A – Maximum• BOM Count: 38 components
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3.3V Output
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Overview
• Input• 3 Volts – Minimum• 17 Volts - Maximum
• Regulated Output• 3.3 Volts – Maximum• 460 mAmps – Maximum
• Surge Stopper
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Block Diagram
Capacitor BankBuck / Boost
Power Architecture
Surge Stopper
• Optimal Voltage: 16 Volts DC
• Provides “reaction time” for Microcontroller to react
• 6 minutes operation stored energy
• TI LM25118 based Wide-Rage Buck Boost
• Input: 3 – 20 Volts DC
• Regulated Output: 3.3 Volts DC / 460 mAmps
• Designed using TI Webench
• Surge Stopper• Circuit Breaker• Current Limit• Reverse Current
Blocking• Reverse Input
Protection• Reverse Output
Protection
Microcontroller
• TI Delfino Family Microcontroller
• Maximum Voltage: 3.3 Volts
• Maximum Current: 360 mAmps
• Hibernate Current: 300 μAmps
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Schematic – Buck/Boost
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Schematic – Surge Stopper
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Buck/Boost Architecture
• TI LM25118• Efficiency: 81.2%• Power Dissipated: .35 Watts• Power Output: 1.52 Watts – Maximum• Duty Cycle: 20.9%• Output Current: 20 A – Maximum• BOM Count: 28 components
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MicrocontrollerDylan Schindler
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Overview• Microcontroller• Current/Voltage Measurement Circuitry
• ADC modules for measurements • Comparator modules for detection
• Humidity/Temperature Sensor• Measure relative humidity/temperature • Provide alarm when certain humidity reached
• USB Interface• Export binary data files to external system • Allow external system to send commands to MCU
• Load Switching• MOSFET IC with GPIO pin control
Microcontroller - TMS320F2837xS Delfino
Microcontroller - TMS320F2837xS Delfino
• 1MB ECC-Protected Flash Memory• Windowed Watchdog Timer with two zero-pin 10-MHz Oscillators
• Support for external clock reference• Various Low-Power Modes• Two I2C Interfaces• Four 12-Bit ADC Modules (24 external channels)• Eight 12-Bit Windowed Analog Comparators• Peripheral Interrupt Controller• Launchpad available
Block Diagram-Power/Signal
Block Diagram-Voltage/Current Measurement
Voltage/Current Measurements
• 7 Voltage/ 9 Current• 12-Bit ADC module
• Read voltage as needed• Use known resistor value ahead of pin to calculate current
• 12-Bit Windowed Comparator• Provide interrupt• Used with Surge Stoppers• Detect No-Load, Voltage/Current Surges, faults within the system
Voltage/Current Measurements - Circuitry
TransorbOp-Amp
1Op-Amp
2
ADCINA1
ADCINA2
0 –
20 V
0 – 20 V 0 – 20 V -3.3 – 0V
3.3 – 0V
3.3 – 0V
R
Voltage/Current Spike
• Use comparators for interrupts• Voltage < 3V• First three measurement systems
• Check Surge Stopper fault pin• Use pin to determine type of spike
• Reset Surge Stopper
Block Diagram-Humidity/ Temperature
Humidity/Temperature
• Honeywell Humdicon HIH6031-021• 14-Bit I2C output• +/- 4.5 %RH & +/- 1.0 °C accuracy• Alarm High/Low for %RH
USB Interface
• Native USB 2.0 PHY support• Full-Speed (12 Mbps) and Low-Speed (1.5 Mbps)
• Transfer Types: Control, Interrupt, Bulk• Can operate as device or host• 4KB dedicated endpoint memory• Internal Oscillator doesn’t meet standards
• Use external 20MHz crystal oscillator with 10ppm (~15 min/year drift)
Schematic – Microcontroller Pin-Out
APS HousingAustin Sverdrup
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Boundary Shielding
Weatherproof Shielding for :• Power inputs
• Connected and disconnected• Power outputs
• Connected and disconnected• Hydrogen control line
• Connected and disconnected
Environmental Shielding
• Precipitation• Particulates• Relative Humidity• Ambient Internal Temperature• Ambient External Temperature
APS Access
• The system housing shall allow access to the internal APS• Annual Maintenance
• Shall provide a means of accessing the stored APS data logs without exposing the APS to the environment
• Shall provide a means of accessing the APS GPIO control lines without exposing the APS to the environment
Nonfunctional Requirements• Minimum Volume
• 50 x 50 x 50 cm
• Weight• No more than 10 kg
• Mechanical Shock• Shall withstand a fall from 1 m onto a hard, flat surface
• Vibration• Shall withstand a sinusoidal vibration sweep from 10 Hz to 500 Hz
• External Ambient Temperature• Shall operate between -40°C to 40°C
APS ScheduleDee Dozier
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Updated Schedule
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Week-1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Task 25-Jan 1-Feb 8-Feb 15-Feb 22-Feb 29-Feb 7-Mar 14-Mar 21-Mar 28-Mar 4-Apr 11-Apr 18-Apr 25-Apr 2-May
A Preiminary Design Review 5
H System Design 5
O PCB Design 3
N Component Research and Selection 2
P Virtual Simulation Verification 3B Intermediate Design Review 0
Z1 Order 1st Prototype Parts 0
Q Finalize Bill of Materials 1D Finalize and Release Specification Sheet 1
K Poster 1
R Software Design 1
I Assemble PCB -1 0
S Power Simulation Testing (Prototype 1) 3 3
T Coding 2 2 1M Write Assembly Procedures 2
U Subsystem Software Testing 2
Z2 Order 2nd Protoype Parts 0G Write Acceptance Test Procedures 2
F Write User Manual 2
J Prototype-2 Testing 4
C Critical Design Review 0
V Full System Environmental Testing 5
L Demonstration (Discovery + Graded) 0
Critical Path
Spring Break
Float
Suggested Time
* Numbers in bar indicate manpower
Thank YouQuestions and Comments
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