CL-EP-008: Basic Automotive Electronics Experiment Kit

I. Experiment Box Overview

The Automotive Basic Electronics Experiment Box is crafted based on the design principles of intelligent networked vehicles, specifically for embedded system teaching. This experiment box contains multiple independent functional modules, each centered around an embedded chip, supporting modular teaching and experimental operations. This design not only facilitates students' understanding of electronic principles but also allows for the combination of modules to achieve new functions, fostering students' innovation consciousness and capabilities. Moreover, the experiment box introduces the use and programming basics of embedded chips, laying a solid foundation for students' future in-depth learning in software and hardware development fields.

I. Main Functional Modules

· Embedded Main Control Module: Serves as the core of the experiment box, coordinating and controlling various modules.

· Traffic Light LED Module: Simulates traffic signals for teaching traffic control logic.

· Button Module: Provides user input for controlling experimental operations.

· Digital Tube Module: Displays numeric information, such as timing and counting.

· Relay Module: Executes circuit switching control.

· DC Motor Drive Module: Demonstrates the principle of motor driving.

· Voltage Speed Control Module: Explores the impact of different voltages on motor speed.

· H-Bridge Module: Realizes motor reversal and speed control.

· Steering Servo Module: Learns about servo angle control.

· Millimeter-wave Radar Module: Conducts high-precision distance measurement experiments.

· Ultrasonic Sensor Module: Used for distance measurement and obstacle detection.

· IMU Module: Acquires posture and acceleration data.

· Infrared Distance Measurement Module: Conducts distance detection experiments.

· Serial Communication Module: Implements data communication between modules.

II. Main Course Tasks

· Embedded Development Environment Deployment: Setting up and configuring the development environment.

· Introduction to Development Language: Introducing the basics of the programming language used.

· Chip I/O Control: Learning how to control the chip's input and output.

· Traffic Light Simulation: Using the LED module to simulate real traffic lights.

· Motor Drive Implementation: Learning how to implement motor driving.

· Motor Speed Reading: Experimenting with how to read motor speed.

· Motor Speed Control Methods: Exploring different speed control techniques.

· Servo Angle Control: Experimenting with how to control the angle of a servo.

· Radar Distance Measurement Experiments: Using millimeter-wave and Ultrasonic Sensors for distance measurement.

· Infrared Distance Measurement Experiment: Using infrared sensors for distance measurement.

· Posture and Acceleration Acquisition: Acquiring related data through the IMU module.

· Serial Communication Experiment: Learning the principles and applications of serial communication.

This Automotive Basic Electronics Experiment Box is an ideal tool in the field of education and experimentation, combining theoretical knowledge with practical operations. It enables students to master the basics of automotive electronics while gaining an in-depth understanding of the electronic control systems of intelligent networked vehicles. Through these comprehensive course tasks, students will actively participate in various stages of embedded system development, laying a solid foundation for further learning and research in autonomous vehicle technology in the future.