Day 34

 Today I have made the list of components needed for the second stage of my project. I have researched about the components like which suits for my project and how much power it needs to run.

Here is the link for my components list: Automatic Food Feeder

I have added the required components in the list and also analyzed the power consumption of the components. Now let's see the explanation for the components.

Micro Controller:

The controller used in the Bibox tern was a 32 bit controller. A 32-bit micro controller can theoretically handle numbers reaching 2^32. They have 32-bit arithmetic logic units, registers, and bus width. In general, this means that a 32-bit can handle quadruple the amount of data, making it technically more data efficient. 

Next version of 32 bit processor was 64 bit processor, we can simply say the difference as 32 bit is for normal work use and 64 bit is heavy work user like app developing and higher graphics works.

The power consumption of this micro controller is 1.4 volts to 3.3 volts.

Lithium-ion Battery:

I am going to use a lithium ion battery to power up the micro controller and run it's action. this lithium ion battery is a type of rechargeable battery, so we can recharge this device with a charger.

The output value of the lithium ion battery is 3.7 volts.

An external power adaptor and servo motor:

The servo motor I'm going to use in my project was MG996r type. This type of servo motor needs 3 to 5 volts to run. I'm going to use 3 servo motors, so it needs nearly 12 to 15 volts to run.

Printed Circuit Board:

This PCB board is for attaching the micro controller, the signal wire from the servo motor, battery. The Circuit will be printed on this PCB and the components can be connected to it, then the programmed micro controller attached to it sends the signal to the components then it starts working according to the commands.

The Robotic arms:

The robotic arms are the basic and main thing required for this automatic food feeder. These arms can be made in 3d printer. The arms used in my project will be a 3d printed arms.


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