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Wireless Sensing System for Intelligent Concrete Curing Design Team Two Spring 2012 Sponsor Chai Yong Lim Pete Semig TI Precision Analog Kevin Gladstone Jonathan Sangregario Facilitator Yanqing Li Dr. Jian Ren Agenda Project


  1. Wireless Sensing System for Intelligent Concrete Curing Design Team Two – Spring 2012 Sponsor Chai Yong Lim Pete Semig TI Precision Analog Kevin Gladstone Jonathan Sangregario Facilitator Yanqing Li Dr. Jian Ren

  2. Agenda • Project Purpose • Design Specifications • Final Design • Prototype Demonstration • Results and Future Work

  3. Why Sense Concrete Curing? • Eliminate the need to estimate the status of curing concrete • Improve the properties of cured concrete • Prevent safety hazards • Save time and money Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  4. TI’s MAVRK • Modular and Versatile Reference Kit (MAVRK) • Modular hardware prototyping platform • The design features the µMAVRK RF transceiver module • Sensor system provides a demonstration of µMAVRK capabilities and usage Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  5. Design Specifications • Track moisture and temperature data over time • Provide accurate data readings • Low power consumption • Robust enclosure • Small size • Data displayed by easy-to-use GUI • Functional demonstration prototype Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  6. System Design Overview Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  7. Sensor Selection Temperature Sensor Moisture Sensor • Resistive temperature • Vegetronix VH400 soil detector moisture sensor • Small size • Reports volumetric water • Accurate content • Linear • Replaced VG400 • Implemented in • Drawbacks Wheatstone bridge • Large size • High power consumption Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  8. Analog Sensor Module • Receives sensor input • Signal conditioning • Output to µMAVRK Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  9. µ MAVRK RF Transceiver Receiver ¡State ¡ S2 ¡ Machine Transmi(er ¡State ¡ Reformat ¡the ¡ Machine Packet ¡ S0 ¡ Ini%aliza%on Forward ¡the ¡ S0 ¡ packet ¡to ¡UART ¡ Ini%aliza%on byte ¡by ¡byte S1 ¡ Sleep ¡& ¡ RF ¡Received ¡ Wait ¡for ¡ Interrupt S1 ¡ Event & ¡CRC ¡Check ¡OK Conversion ¡Complete ¡ Sleep ¡& ¡ Interrupt WDT ¡ Wait ¡for ¡ Interrupt Event ¡ S2 ¡ S3 ¡ Enable ¡sensor ¡ Disable ¡sensor ¡ board ¡chips ¡& ¡ board ¡chips ¡& ¡ Start ¡Analog-­‑ Transmit ¡ADC ¡ Digital ¡ Conversion values ¡ Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  10. GUI Design Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  11. Enclosure • Robust and reusable • Modified Witz sport case • Sensors exposed to environment Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  12. Demonstration • Verification of prototype functionality http://www.egr.msu.edu/classes/ece480/capstone/spring12/group02/Site/Media.html Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  13. Results Successfully Met Specifications Partially Met or Unmet Specifications • Some system and sensor- • Data trends tracked over time based accuracy errors • Robust enclosure • Large power consumption • Successful software implementation including simple GUI • µMAVRK creatively implemented for wireless communication Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  14. Future Improvements • New moisture sensor • Size reduction • Power consumption reduction • Combine receiver and GUI software into a USB plug-and-play device • Develop curing algorithms Purpose Specifications Final Design Demonstration Future Work

  15. Thank You Questions?

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