CATIA ADVANCED FINAL PRESENTATION

POV DISPLAY

CATIA ADVANCED FINAL PRESENTATION

Beatríz Castro Gómez Sofía Frédérick Berraquero Juan García Zabala Manon Médou Mahesh Ponnala

INDEX

1. Introduction

2. Management

3. Designing process

4. 3D Modelling

5. Programming

6. Assembly

7. Testing8. Conclusion

1. INTRODUCTION: POV display

• POV: Presistance Of Vision

• Displays 2D or 3D images
• Rotational Motion of LEDs
• Optical Illusion

2. MANAGEMENT: Planning and Coordination

• Design & 3d printing - Juan

• Programming - Manon

• Prototype Construction - Sofia

• Testing - Mahesh

• Management & Documentation - Beatriz

2. MANAGEMENT: Time management

3. DESIGNING PROCESS: Requirements

• Display 2D Images

• Good Refresh rate (LEDS)

• Portable

• Less weight

• Clamp Mechanism

3. DESIGNING PROCESS: Electrical Components

• RGB-LED-strip

• DC Motor

• Slip Ring

slip ring

3. DESIGNING PROCESS: Cost analisys

4. 3D MODELLING: Display

4. 3D MODELLING: Display

4. 3D MODELLING: Head

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4. 3D MODELLING: Clamp

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5. PROGRAMMING: 3 fundamental parts

• Program the LEDs
• Control the engine
• (Transfer the image)

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5. PROGRAMMING: List of functions

• The motor
• The hall sensor
• Transforming the Cartesian image in a Polar image
• Lighting up the LEDs

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6. ASSEMBLY: Prototype Construction

• Gathering Components ( LEDS, Motor, cables )

• Assembly Of 3D Printed Parts

• Soldering LEDS

• Electrical Connections

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6. ASSEMBLY : Circuit connection

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6. ASSEMBLY : Final Product

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7. TESTING: Parameters

1. Functional Requirements ;

• Display 2D image

• Clamp Mechanism
• Assembly

2. Non-Functional Requirements ;

• Refresh rate
• Rotational speed of motor
• weigh less than 5Kg

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Problems

7. TESTING:

• 3D Printed Parts

• Compiling Errors

• Stepper Motor

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8. CONCLUSION

Stepper Motor

Finished Assembly Connections

Program

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