Data Acquisition Environment Board
Project Ownership: @Ravi Shah
Github Link (Main Board): https://github.com/lhr-solar/DataAcq-EnvironmentBoard
Github Link (Breakout): https://github.com/lhr-solar/DataAcq-EnvBreakoutPCB
BOM Link: WIP
Moving to breakout implementation - WIP
Description/Purpose
Measure environmental data throughout the car, including humidity, airflow, and temperature (see data acquisition SRR for more rationale)
Physical Design
Each node consists of main environment board + sensor breakout board
Main environment board - interfaces with PSOM to provide ADC, I2C, and CAN functionality; connects to breakout board via short (TODO: wire size/constraints) wire
Sensor breakout board - implements exposed humidity, airflow, and temperature sensors with all passive components and connectors to the main environment board
Modularity - can pick and choose which sensors to use on each breakout board during assembly
Doesn’t require all sensors to be present
Rationale
Sensor board needs to be as small as possible to not disrupt airflow in the intake, exhaust, battery box, etc. (according to Cooling/Emech)
Main board has to be at least the size of PSOM + any connector footprints, which is too large to place in the cooling system
Decided to break out sensors onto a separate board to balance airflow and data integrity
Airflow sensor needs an uninterrupted flow of air to measure accurately - no other components can be placed in the line of measurement
Humidity/Temperature sensors must also be exposed to the environment that’s being monitored
Interface
Main environment 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
TODO: breakout system
TVS for i2c, fuse, connectors
pinouts for connectors on board silkscreen if also using for logic analzer debug points
possibly need i2c repeater: https://www.nxp.com/products/interfaces/ic-spi-i3c-interface-devices/ic-bus-repeaters-hubs-extenders/level-translating-ic-bus-smbus-repeater:PCA9509
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
Connection List
# | Name | Type | Ideal Voltage | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
U4 | Daughterboard Connector | 53307-2471 (PSOM) | N/A | 3.65mm tall |
J2 | CAN Output | 1x4xP3.00mm_PolarizingPeg_Vertical | +12V | 6.98mm tall |
J3 | CAN Input | 1x4xP3.00mm_PolarizingPeg_Vertical | +12V | 6.98mm tall |
J6 | Breakout Connector | 2x05_P2.50mm_Vertical | +3.3V | 9.05mm tall |
Daughterboard Connection List
Pin # | Net Name | Notes |
---|---|---|
2, 9 | +3.3V | General 3.3V source for SHT45 humidity sensor and FS3000 airflow sensor |
4, 11 | GND | Ground associated with general 3.3V source |
6 | I2C2_SDA | I2C data signal for FS3000 airflow sensor |
8 | I2C2_SCL | I2C clock signal for FS3000 airflow sensor |
10 | VDDA (3.3V) | Isolated 3.3V analog voltage source for LMT87 temperature sensor |
12 | GNDA | Isolated analog ground for LMT87 temperature sensor |
14 | I2C1_SCL | I2C clock signal for SHT45 humidity sensor |
16 | I2C1_SDA | I2C data signal for SHT45 humidity sensor |
20 | PA1 (ADC) | STM32 analog-to-digital converter input on PSOM; connected to analog output of LMT87 temperature sensor |
21 | CAN_L | CAN Bus Low; connected to other Environment boards and Leader board over EnvironmentCAN |
22 | +12V_In | 12V input from CAN I/O connector |
23 | CAN_H | CAN Bus High; connected to other Environment boards and Leader board over EnvironmentCAN |
24 | GNDPWR | Ground associated with 12V from CAN I/O connector |
I2C2 jumpers on Peripheral SOM must be closed for pull-up functionality (default is open for GPIO)
Main
Sensor Schematics
R1 and C7 values chosen arbitrarily due to lack of documentation, need to test/verify
Protection for Breakout Board
Main Board Connector
Breakout Connector
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)
Notes:
2.7v to 5.5v supply voltage
0.7ms power-on time
TVS Diodes - https://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/ESD9B-D.PDF
Description:
PTC Fuses - https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/530-0ZCM0010FF2G
Description:
Connectors (WIP)
PSOM (53307-2471 connector)
Power from CAN
EnvironmentCAN
TODO
Layout (WIP)
Dimensions: 59x53mm (Main), 27.2x19.4mm (Breakout)
Requirements/Constraints: As described in rationale above.
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