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Raspberry Pi Pico - Kitronic robotics case board (Work in progress!)

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This is a small box to use with the Kitronic's robotics board and the raspberry pi pico. (Work in progress!)

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Electronics
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Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives

- Work in progress! -

This case is part of a project which will be described further down.

This case have the power and motor terminals accessible from the side and a lid to allow for a 0.91 inch OLED screen and one rotary encoder. 

This is a project that will be updated when there is time, and sourced parts arrive. Use at your own risk.

Project goal

Make a stepper motor controller that uses a rotary encoder to control two different stepper motor speeds and store their values once new ones are set. Speed and speed ratio should be visible on the display.

Completed:

  • Bottom case has a nice fit and terminals are properly placed and dimensioned.
  • Loading and storing settings using micropython code.
  • Displaying current settings and getting visual feedback while adjusting motor speeds.
  • Fail-safe to set default speeds if loading stored values fails.

Uncompleted:

  • Holes for Micro USB and On/Off switch.
  • TPU-seals to isolate from dust.
  • Different lids for different types of usages.
  • Proper integration of rotary encoder. My encoder is probably to sensitive or broken, so waiting for new ones to arrive. Tried many different codes for this encoder with no success.
  • Need a proper power source as my stepper motor stalls and becomes to hot because of to high voltages. However the motor turns as it should…
  • Utilizing at least one continuous servo motor for stirring.

Future ideas:

  • Switch to ESP32 and connect to Node Red to adjust machine settings.
  • Camera to supervise stirring of components.

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