Project Ownership: Ravi Shah

Github Link: https://github.com/lhr-solar/DataAcq-EnvironmentBoard

BOM Link: WIP

Description/Purpose

• Measure environmental data throughout the car, including humidity, airflow, and temperature (see data acquisition SRR for more rationale)

• Physical: Make it as small as possible (need input from mechanical/E-mech)

  • Discuss form factor and mounting with Cooling

    • Talked to Kaden Nguyen 10/12/24

      • Airflow sensor needs to be exposed - preferably back of board

      • Humidity/temp can be anywhere

      • Make as small as possible around PSOM

      • Mounting holes on corners

  • Airflow only one direction - can have stuff on the other side of flow sensor

  • Does not need to be waterproof

• Interface: this board will send all environment data to the main Environment Leaderboard via internal Data Acq. EnvironmentCAN

  • Will then be sent over TelemetryCAN to the telemetry module

• Modularity: Can pick and choose which sensors to use on each board during assembly – doesn’t require all sensors to be present

• TODO: breakout system

  • TVS for i2c, fuse, connectors

  • pinouts for connectors on board silkscreen if also using for logic analzer debug points

Context

Location of the board: Several boards will be located throughout the car as outlined below

• Cooling: Nose Intake, Tail Exhaust, Battery box intake/exhaust, internally in battery box multiple locations

• any other systems needing environmental sensing TBD

Discussed with Parthiv Shah 10/26/24

Connection List

Daughterboard Connection List

Main (WIP)

Schematic

List of Circuit Components

Humidity Sensor – https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/SHT45

• Description: Digital relative humidity and temperature sensor

• Justification for selection of specific part: ??

• Datasheet link: https://sensirion.com/media/documents/33FD6951/662A593A/HT_DS_Datasheet_SHT4x.pdf

• Associated passives/components:

  • 100nF capacitor

  • 2x 10k resistors

• Interface: I2C

• Footprint: weird footprint

  • Breakout: https://www.adafruit.com/product/5665

• Should work for driver development/testing

• Notes:

  • 3.3v supply voltage

  • Maximal power-up time = 1ms

  • Also measures temperature – not using this functionality due to modular nature of board

  • Accurate to ±1.0 %RH

Airflow Sensor – FS3000

• Description: Air velocity sensor module with 12-bit digital output

• Justification for selection of specific part: ??

• Datasheet link: https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/698/REN_FS3000_DST_20230207-3075780.pdf

• Associated passives/components:

  • 3x 0.1uF capacitors

  • 1uF capacitor

• Interface: I2C

• Footprint: also a weird one

  • Breakout: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/18768

    • Possible choice but expensive so maybe find an alternative?

• Notes:

  • 3.3v supply voltage

Temperature Sensor – https://www.ti.com/product/LMT87

Description: Analog temperature sensor with Class-AB output

• Justification for selection of specific part: ??

• Datasheet link: https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lmt87.pdf?ts=1728144032765&ref_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.ti.com%252Fproduct%252FLMT87

• Associated passives/components:

  • 0.01uF capacitor connected between Pin 4 (VDD) and GND, other VDD pins connect to power plane

• Interface:

  • Analog - output voltage inversely proportional to temperature as shown below

    

• Footprint: SOT(5)

  • Breakout Board

• Notes:

  • 2.7v to 5.5v supply voltage

  • 0.7ms power-on time

CAN IC (WIP)

Need input on chip to use - or do we need it?

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12v to 3.3v step-down (WIP)

Need input on converter - do we even need this on the board?

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Connectors (WIP)

• PSOM (53307-2471 connector)

• Power from CAN

• EnvironmentCAN

  • TODO

Layout (WIP)

Dimensions:

Requirements/Constraints: TODO (From mech/emech/cooling)

Design Choices (WIP)

PCB (WIP)

3D Model (WIP)

Additional Considerations…