Introduction to Physical Computing - Revision history

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Presentations

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	Physical Computing domain. By Physical Computing we means the building of little systems, usually interactives, composed of sensors (like button), actuator (like led and motors) which are linked by microcontroller (a little computer). Finally this latter can eventually by connected to computer.		Physical Computing domain. By Physical Computing we means the building of little systems, usually interactives, composed of sensors (like button), actuator (like led and motors) which are linked by microcontroller (a little computer). Finally this latter can eventually by connected to computer.

	'''Your report must be sent to <span style="color:red">nicolas.palix@imag.fr</span> or <span style="color:red">olivier.richard@imag.fr</span> '''		'''Your report must be sent to <span style="color:red">nicolas.palix _at_ imag.fr</span> or <span style="color:red">olivier.richard _at_ imag.fr</span> '''

	== Date and location ==		== Date and location ==

Admin: /* Examination */

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Examination

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	The ~~reports~~ must describe your realisations and experiments. You can adapt and modify circuits and codes to show your creativity or possible enhancements. When a circuit is operational '''give a demonstration to the teacher'''.		The report must describe your realisations and experiments. You can adapt and modify circuits and codes to show your creativity or possible enhancements. When a circuit is operational '''give a demonstration to the teacher'''.
	In your report, for each built circuit present the '''schematic and code''' (you can omit some part of code if you give appropriate indication) with '''explanation'''. In report, always indicate your modification, circuit and code enhancements and your sources of information if any.		In your report, for each built circuit present the '''schematic and code''' (you can omit some part of code if you give appropriate indication) with '''explanation'''. In report, always indicate your modification, circuit and code enhancements and your sources of information if any.

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	Physical Computing domain. By Physical Computing we means the building of little systems, usually interactives, composed of sensors (like button), actuator (like led and motors) which are linked by microcontroller (a little computer). Finally this latter can eventually by connected to computer.		Physical Computing domain. By Physical Computing we means the building of little systems, usually interactives, composed of sensors (like button), actuator (like led and motors) which are linked by microcontroller (a little computer). Finally this latter can eventually by connected to computer.

	'''Your report must be sent to <span style="color:red">olivier.richard@imag.fr</span> '''		'''Your report must be sent to <span style="color:red">nicolas.palix@imag.fr</span> or <span style="color:red">olivier.richard@imag.fr</span> '''

	== Date and location ==		== Date and location ==

Admin at 15:19, 16 June 2015

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	The aim of these courses/practical sessions is to offer to students a practical overview of		The aim of these courses/practical sessions is to offer to students a practical overview of
	Physical Computing domain. By Physical Computing we means the building of little systems, usually interactives, composed of sensors (like button), actuator (like led and motors) which are linked by microcontroller (a little computer). Finally this latter can eventually by connected to computer.		Physical Computing domain. By Physical Computing we means the building of little systems, usually interactives, composed of sensors (like button), actuator (like led and motors) which are linked by microcontroller (a little computer). Finally this latter can eventually by connected to computer.

			'''Your report must be sent to <span style="color:red">olivier.richard@imag.fr</span> '''

	== Date and location ==		== Date and location ==

Admin: /* Level 3 : Advanced (courses 4 and 5) */

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Level 3 : Advanced (courses 4 and 5)

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	# Use of [[133696_HC-SR04_Ultrasonic_Sensor_Distance_Measuring_Module \| HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor Distance Measuring Module]] (test the simple example)		# Use of [[133696_HC-SR04_Ultrasonic_Sensor_Distance_Measuring_Module \| HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor Distance Measuring Module]] (test the simple example)
	# '''Control DC motor with H-Bridge (integrated circuit L293D)'''		# '''Control DC motor with H-Bridge (integrated circuit L293D or L298N)'''
			# L298N http://www.robotshop.com/eu/fr/controleur-deux-moteurs-dc-l298.html
	* [http://itp.nyu.edu/physcomp/Labs/DCMotorControl http://itp.nyu.edu/physcomp/Labs/DCMotorControl]		* [http://itp.nyu.edu/physcomp/Labs/DCMotorControl http://itp.nyu.edu/physcomp/Labs/DCMotorControl]
	* In a first step connect H-bridge to DC motor without arduino board (use only GND and +5V from Arduino Board) to test IC alone.		* In a first step connect H-bridge to DC motor without arduino board (use only GND and +5V from Arduino Board) to test IC alone.

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Date and location

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	\| POLYTECH S.~~129~~		\| POLYTECH S.306

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	\| 16 June, 14:00-17:00		\| 16 June, 14:00-17:00
	\| POLYTECH S.~~123~~		\| POLYTECH S.306

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	\| 19 June, 09:00-12:00		\| 19 June, 09:00-12:00
	\| POLYTECH S.~~123~~		\| POLYTECH S.306

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	\|-Lundi 15/06/2015 03h00 14h00 17h00 POLYTECH S.129
	Mercredi 17/06/2015 03h00 14h00 17h00 POLYTECH S.123
	Vendredi 19/06/2015 03h00 09h00 12h00 POLYTECH S.123
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	\| 19 June, 09:00-12:00		\| 19 June, 09:00-12:00

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Date and location

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	'''Location : [http://www.polytech-grenoble.fr/ Polytech'Grenoble]'''		'''Location : [http://www.polytech-grenoble.fr/ Polytech'Grenoble]'''


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	\| 10 June, 10:00-12:00		\| 08 June, 14:00-16:00
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			\|-Lundi 15/06/2015 03h00 14h00 17h00 POLYTECH S.129
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			Vendredi 19/06/2015 03h00 09h00 12h00 POLYTECH S.123
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	\| 24 June, 09:00-12:00		\| 19 June, 09:00-12:00
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Level 3 : Advanced (courses 4 and 5)

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	* In a second step connect and program Arduino board to control DC motor.		* In a second step connect and program Arduino board to control DC motor.
	<span style="color:red">'''In your report:'''</span> ''' Give arduino's program which controls DC motor with commands sent from serial monitor.		<span style="color:red">'''In your report:'''</span> ''' Give arduino's program which controls DC motor with commands sent from serial monitor.


	# Use interrupt (see '''Help/Reference/AttachInterrupt''')
	'''Note: for Arduino Leonardo Board the interrupt 0 is on pin 3'''


	'''For the report choose between the 2 following alternatives:'''		'''For the report choose between the 2 following alternatives:'''