Difference between revisions of "Team:Cambridge-JIC/Make Your Own js"
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Revision as of 12:40, 15 September 2015
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Here\'s what you\'ll need\:
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number | Part | Cost per unit (GBP) | STL file | SCAD file |
| 1 | main stage | |||
| 3 | legs | |||
| 2 | side supports for z axis | |||
| 1 | z axis in 3 parts (vertical + horizontal + connector) | |||
| 1 | connecting ring bw z axes | |||
| 1 | 3-legged camera holder | |||
| 2 | slide clips | |||
| 1 | bright-field cube | |||
| 1 | dark-field tube in N parts | |||
| 3 | epicubes | |||
| 3 | drawers for the excitation filters | |||
| 3 | drawers for the emission filters | |||
| 3 | drawers for the dichroic mirrors | |||
| 2 | epicubes | |||
| 2 | drawers for the excitation filters | |||
| 2 | drawers for the emission filters | |||
| 2 | drawers for the dichroic mirrors | |||
| 1 | epicube | |||
| 1 | drawer for the excitation filter | |||
| 1 | drawer for the emission filter | |||
| 1 | drawer for the dichroic mirror | |||
| 3 | screw gears | |||
| 3 | manual gears | |||
| 3 | screw holders | |||
| 3 | screw gears for motors | |||
| 3 | motor holders | |||
| 1 | battery holder for RPi | |||
| 2 | battery holders for RPi | |||
| 1 | battery holder for RPi | |||
| OFF-THE-SHELF COMPONENTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Number | Part | Cost per unit (GBP) | Description/Provider |
| ~5 | bright-field LEDs | ||
| ?? | lenses | ||
| 2 | 25 mm long M4 screws | ||
| 1 | 40 mm long M4 screw | ||
| 3 | M4 nuts + washers | ||
| 1 | Raspberry Pi 2 Model B | ||
| 1 | Ralink RT5370 WiFi adapter | ||
| 1 | Arduino UNO with its USB B connector | ||
| 1 | breadboard | ||
| 1 | 16GB micro SD card | ||
| 1 | 20 ohm resistor | ||
| 1 | ethernet cable | ||
| ?? | insulated single-core wire | ||
| 3 | RPi cameras | ||
| 1 | RPi ribbon cable | comes with RPi camera | |
| 2 | RPi cameras | ||
| 1 | RPi ribbon cable | comes with RPi camera | |
| 1 | RPi camera | ||
| 1 | RPi ribbon cable | comes with RPi camera | |
| ~5 | LEDs (GFP) | ||
| 1 | dichroic mirror (GFP) | ||
| 1 | excitation filter (GFP) | ||
| 1 | emission filter (GFP) | ||
| ~5 | LEDs (RFP) | ||
| 1 | dichroic mirror (RFP) | ||
| 1 | excitation filter (RFP) | ||
| 1 | emission filter (RFP) | ||
| ~5 | LEDs | tailored to FP | |
| 1 | dichroic mirror | tailored to FP | |
| 1 | excitation filter | tailored to FP | |
| 1 | emission filter | tailored to FP | |
| 3 | stepper motors | ||
| 2 | UNL2003A Darlington driver chips | ||
| 1 | 9V battery connector | ||
| 2 | 9V battery connectors | ||
| 1 | 9V battery connector | ||
| 1 | 1 MoPi power board | ||
| 1 | 2A micro USB power cable | ||
Assembly instructions:
- Remove the lens from the Raspberry Pi camera. Using a pair of pliers (the kind with a ridged surface), grip the top circular plastic part of the lens and rotate counter-clockwise. We find it\'s easiest to grip the lens firmly and rotate the sensor, rather than the other way around.
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