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===DC - Geared Motor===
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=DC - Geared Motor=
 
The DC Geared Motor we use is a combination of 4:4:1 gears and a brushed DC motor. The motor is cylindrical, with a diameter just under 25 mm, D shaped output shaft which is 4 mm in diameter and extends 12.5 mm from the face plate of the gear box. This motor unit weighing 95 gms, has a speed of 1400 RPM d and 150 mAmps Current rating at 6V.
 
The DC Geared Motor we use is a combination of 4:4:1 gears and a brushed DC motor. The motor is cylindrical, with a diameter just under 25 mm, D shaped output shaft which is 4 mm in diameter and extends 12.5 mm from the face plate of the gear box. This motor unit weighing 95 gms, has a speed of 1400 RPM d and 150 mAmps Current rating at 6V.
  
 
{{Team:Aachen/Figure|Aachen_BioreactorStirrer.jpg|title=Geared DC Motor|size=medium}}
 
{{Team:Aachen/Figure|Aachen_BioreactorStirrer.jpg|title=Geared DC Motor|size=medium}}
  
===Magnets and 3D structure===
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=Magnets and 3D structure=
 
Neodymium cubic supermagnets of size 5 mm are fitted into a 3D structure on the motor, to create a magnetic field for the fish inside the bioreactor. The 3D structure is a platform to be fitted on the DC motor, having cubical holes to fit the magnets in.
 
Neodymium cubic supermagnets of size 5 mm are fitted into a 3D structure on the motor, to create a magnetic field for the fish inside the bioreactor. The 3D structure is a platform to be fitted on the DC motor, having cubical holes to fit the magnets in.
  
  
===Transistor IRLIZ44N===
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=Transistor IRLIZ44N=
 
It is a single pulse avalanche rated MOSFET in an isolated package. It has a continuous Drain current of maximum 30 Amps and Drain to Source maximum withstandable voltage of 16 volts.
 
It is a single pulse avalanche rated MOSFET in an isolated package. It has a continuous Drain current of maximum 30 Amps and Drain to Source maximum withstandable voltage of 16 volts.
  
  
===Circuit===
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=Circuit=
 
The circuit uses a Transistor and a Diode to control the RPM value using a PWM pin from Arduino.
 
The circuit uses a Transistor and a Diode to control the RPM value using a PWM pin from Arduino.
  
 
{{Team:Aachen/Figure|Aachen_BioreactorStirrerCircuit.jpg|title=Circuit Diagram for Stirrer Control|size=medium}}
 
{{Team:Aachen/Figure|Aachen_BioreactorStirrerCircuit.jpg|title=Circuit Diagram for Stirrer Control|size=medium}}
  
===Assembly Video===
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=Assembly Video=
  
  
===Files===
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=Files=
 
The files for the 3D structure can be found here : [[File:Aachen_Stirrer3D.zip]]
 
The files for the 3D structure can be found here : [[File:Aachen_Stirrer3D.zip]]
  
 
The files for the Debug program can eb found here : [[File:Aachen_StirrerDebug.zip]]
 
The files for the Debug program can eb found here : [[File:Aachen_StirrerDebug.zip]]
  
===References===
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=References=
  
 
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Revision as of 12:10, 18 September 2015


Materials Required

  • DC - Geared Motor
  • Neodymium magnets
  • Transistor IRLIZ44N
  • custom made 3D Structure
  • diode

DC - Geared Motor

The DC Geared Motor we use is a combination of 4:4:1 gears and a brushed DC motor. The motor is cylindrical, with a diameter just under 25 mm, D shaped output shaft which is 4 mm in diameter and extends 12.5 mm from the face plate of the gear box. This motor unit weighing 95 gms, has a speed of 1400 RPM d and 150 mAmps Current rating at 6V.

Aachen BioreactorStirrer.jpg
Geared DC Motor

Magnets and 3D structure

Neodymium cubic supermagnets of size 5 mm are fitted into a 3D structure on the motor, to create a magnetic field for the fish inside the bioreactor. The 3D structure is a platform to be fitted on the DC motor, having cubical holes to fit the magnets in.


Transistor IRLIZ44N

It is a single pulse avalanche rated MOSFET in an isolated package. It has a continuous Drain current of maximum 30 Amps and Drain to Source maximum withstandable voltage of 16 volts.


Circuit

The circuit uses a Transistor and a Diode to control the RPM value using a PWM pin from Arduino.

Aachen BioreactorStirrerCircuit.jpg
Circuit Diagram for Stirrer Control

Assembly Video

Files

The files for the 3D structure can be found here : File:Aachen Stirrer3D.zip

The files for the Debug program can eb found here : File:Aachen StirrerDebug.zip

References