Basic electronic components used in robotics
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The document provides an overview of basic electronic components used in robotics, including resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, and power supplies. It discusses their functions, characteristics, and applications in circuits, as well as important considerations for their proper use. Additionally, the document includes explanations of more complex components like voltage regulators, relays, and opto-couplers, with emphasis on safe handling and operational guidelines.
Basic electronic components used in robotics
- 1. Basic Electronic Components Used In Robotics By: Kshitij Wagle Robotics Club IOE WRC
- 2. INDEX Breadboard Resistor Potentiometer Capacitor LDR Diodes Zener Diode LED IR LED Photo transistors Power supply Transformers Bridge Rectifiers SMPS Voltage Regulators Positive voltage regulator Negative voltage regulator variable voltage regulator Transistors Opto coupler Relays
- 3. • Breadboard is used to make circuits. But mostly after testing your circuits on breadboard we will be making PCB. BREADBOARD • The breadboard is different mainly according to the size of their holes. This breadboard has a medium sized holes and this type is most preferred.
- 5. Wiring Following figures show good wiring practices we should follow so that your circuit won't be disturbed by any shocks. In this we can see that the length of the wires used are of exact length between two points. If we do this type of wirings then no problems occur.
- 8. RESISTOR • Resistors offers a resistance to the flow of current. • Mainly resistors are classified according to resistance value ranging from 10 ohm to 56Mohm(or more) and power ratings from 1/8W to 20W. • When we select a resistor its value and power rating should be the deciding parameter. • 1/8W resistors are used in low power devices and we mainly use 1/4W. • P=I^2 * R, heat dissipation on resistor depends on the current flowing through it. For high current operations we use resistance of higher current ratings. • The size of the resistor determines its power rating. • There are two types of resistors - fixed and variable.
- 9. Question: • Suppose if we put a resistor of value 10 ohms series with a motor which have a rating of 250mA(DC motor). Then what is the power rating of that resistor? • Ans: 1 watt or more
- 10. Eclairs TIME What is the polarity of the resistor??? Ans: It has no polarity
- 11. a b c d Resistance = ab*10^c ± d
- 12. POTENTIOMETER( ' POT ' ) • Potentiometer is a variable resistor which is used to vary the resistance by rotating the shaft. • Potentiometers are available from 100 ohm to 470Kohm(or more).
- 13. CAPACITOR • A capacitor is used to store charge. • There is fixed as well as variable capacitor also but we mostly use fixed capacitor in robotics, variable capacitors are mainly used in analog communication. • There are capacitors with no polarity and polarity. Ceramic and mica capacitors available are of no-polarity, but electrolytic capacitors are of polarity. • There is a variation in their symbols also.
- 14. Determining the value of the capacitor • Be careful about electrolytic capacitor because inverting polarity can make 'explosion' (not firing) of capacitor(sometimes it can hurt our body). 10^-3 Farad Milifarad 10^-6 Farad Microfarad 10^-9 Farad Nanofarad 10^-12 Farad Picofarad
- 16. Important Things about Capacitor: Capacitances vary from 22pF to about 15000uF. Values <0.1uF are mainly mica and ceramic capacitors and C>=1uF are electrolytic capacitors. We must see the maximum voltage ratings of capacitor when we select electrolytic capacitors. Electrolytic capacitor 'explode' when we invert polarity of capacitor and applying voltage about maximum rated voltage. When we see circuit, we must be careful about the symbol of capacitors used to choose which one we require (Electrolytic or ceramic).
- 17. • LDRs or Light Dependent Resistors are very useful especially in light/dark sensor circuits. • Normally the resistance of an LDR is very high, sometimes as high as 10 00 000 ohms, but when they are illuminated with light resistance drops dramatically. • They are used to make sensor circuits. LDR
- 18. DIODES • Diodes are two terminal devices which conduct electricity in one direction. • Current flows from anode to cathode when the diode is forward biased. • In a normal forward biased diode, energy is dissipated as heat in the junction, but in LED's energy dissipated as visible light. • In robotics we use normal diodes as free wheeling diodes or as rectifiers to make power supply. • Mostly we us 1N4001 or 1N4007 as free wheeling diodes for motors or relays, sometimes in H-bridge also. In robotics we use LED,IR LED's , Photo Diodes. Diode and Zener diodes are used, but rarely.
- 19. Éclairs Time: From the above figure which diodes are forward biased and which are reversed biased??? Answer: b),d) is forward biased and c) is reverse biased (voltage at the P junction should be greater than N junction by .7V).
- 20. ZENER DIODE • A zener diode works in reverse biased region. • In reverse bias it gives fixed output voltage. • The current limiting resisting should be chosen properly. • Let's take an example for the use of zener diode, USB port gives Vcc=5V, but we need input voltages around 3.3V. So we apply this circuit with zener diode,Vz=3.3V, (because most embedded systems work at 5V) to get voltage=3.3V. In forward bias it works as a normal diode. NOTE: If current limit resistor is not connected or it is not of proper value, then it cause heating of the zener diode. So remember about this before touching zener diode. symbol
- 21. ECLAIRS TIME • What will happen if the input voltage is less than Vz (zener voltage) ? Answer: Output will be zero (ideally).
- 22. LIGHT EMITTING DIODE(LED) The main specification of LED are Current rating = 20mA, typical cut in voltage = 2V, life time = 2lakh hours, max. voltage is around 4.5V. • There are different color LED's depending on the semi conducting material. • LED has two leads- cathode and anode. They are identified by the length of the lead. • Cathode lead is of lesser length.
- 23. Connection of LED in circuit:
- 24. IR LED The main difference between LED and IR LED is that IR LED emits Infrared Radiations, which we cannot see by our visible eye. The second difference is that IR LED takes a lot of current and damage fastly than LED's. We can use IR LED with photo diode as a sensor in which 38KHz IR transmission and reception makes less prone to external light effects compared to LDR+LED combination sensors. NOTE: IR LED become heated fast. Remember that IR LED always creates too much problems, most of the time it won't lit, that means the voltage across IR LED should be>2V for it to lit( 'lit' means produce IR radiations).
- 25. Photodiode A photodiode is a two terminal type of photo detector capable of converting light into either photocurrent or voltage , depending upon the mode of operation. They are used to make sensors in Robotics. symbol
- 26. POWER SUPPLY • We require DC supply for our circuits which should also be obtained from 230V, 50Hz AC line. • There is two way to get DC supply, one from DC battery and second from adapter or SMPS from AC sources. Smps Battery
- 27. POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT • Above circuit shows how to produce +/-12V, 5V from 230V AC line. • It basically consist of a bridge rectifier with a capacitor filter and a voltage regulator. • See the pins of voltage regulators. Here you can see that -12V is with respect to ground, remember that we measure all quantities with respect to ground. Suppose if you want - 12V , don't say that you connect 0V to +ve and 12V to -ve lead because we say -12V with respect to ground and ground(0V) is a common terminal.
- 28. Transformers • A transformer is a power converter that transfers energy between two electrical circuits by inductive coupling between two or more windings. • A varying current in the primary winding creates a varying magnetic flux in the transformer's core and thus a varying magnetic flux through the secondary winding. • This varying magnetic flux induces a varying electromotive force (EMF), or "voltage", in the secondary winding. This effect is called inductive coupling.
- 29. Bridge Rectifier • A bridge rectifier makes use of four diodes in a bridge arrangement to achieve full-wave rectification. • This is a widely used configuration, both with individual diodes wired as shown and with single component bridges where the diode bridge is wired internally.
- 30. VOLTAGE REGULATORS • Voltage regulators produce fixed DC output voltage from variable DC (a small amount of AC on it). • Normally we get fixed output by connecting the voltage regulator at the output of the filtered DC(see in above diagram). • It can also used in circuits to get a low DC voltage from a high DC voltage (for example we use 7805 to get 5V from 12V). • There are two types of voltage regulators 1. fixed voltage regulators(78xx,79xx) 2. variable voltage regulators(LM317) • In fixed voltage regulators there is another classification 1. +ve voltage regulators (78xx) 2. -ve voltage regulators (79xx)
- 31. POSITIVE VOLTAGE REGULATORS • This include 78xx voltage regulators. • The most commonly used ones are 7805 and 7812. 7805 gives fixed 5V DC voltage if input voltage is in range (7.5V, 20V). Other wise the regulation wont be proper. • Remember that electronics components should be used in the proper voltage and current ratings as specified in datasheet. • Coupling capacitors are used for good regulation. But there is no need for it in normal case. • For using 7805 in analog circuit you should use capacitor, otherwise the noise in the output voltage will be high. The mainly available 78xx IC's are 7805, 7809, 7812, 7815, 7824
- 32. NEGATIVE VOLTAGE REGULATORS Mostly available -ve voltage regulators are of 79xx family The mainly available 79xx IC's are 7905,7912. 1.5A output current short circuit protection ripple rejection are the other features of 79xx and 78xx IC's
- 33. Eclairs Time • What happens when (-7V, -20V) input voltage is applied to 7805 (positive voltage regulators)??? • Ans: -5Volts output obtained
- 34. VARIABLE VOLTAGE REGULATORS • Most commonly variable voltage regulator is LM317 although other variable voltage regulators are available. • The advantage of variable voltage regulator is that you can get a variable voltage supply by just varying the resistance only. Note: Remember about the input voltage limitations. Remember about the heat sink of the voltage regulators before touching the voltage regulator IC because it will be in the heated state normally . If you are driving high power circuits and motors from the output of the voltage regulator screw an external heat sink to the voltage regulator. Size of the heat sink depends on the output power driving.
- 35. TRANSISTOR
- 36. Transistor as an amplifier
- 37. Transistor as a switch When we talk of transistor in robotics, we talk about the cut off and saturation region only. So here I am talking about transistor as a switch.
- 38. RELAYS • You have seen controlling home equipments such as light, fans and equipments that run on 230V using parallel port of computer or a microcontroller or any other digital IC's . • This is possible through relays. • Relay is an electromagnetic device which work on magnetic field. If you apply proper low voltage on one side the metal will get contacted. • The relays mostly available are of 6V and 12V, 196 ohm relays.
- 39. Opto coupler (Opto Isolator, Optical Coupler)
- 40. • .Operation is based on the principle of detecting emitted light. • The input to the coupler is connected to a light emitter and the output is a photo detector, the two elements being separated by a transparent insulator and housed in a light–excluding package. • There are many types of optical couplers; for example, the light source could be light emitting diode (LED) and the detector could be photo- voltaic cell, photoconductive cell, photodiode, phototransistor, or a light–sensitive SCR. • By various combinations of emitters and detectors, a number of different types of optical couplers could be assembled. • It is mainly used in place of relays and two different isolating circuits which uses different power sources.
- 41. A simple Project on LDR
- 42. THE END ANY QUESTIONS ???
- 43. THANK YOU