Design, construct and test a board which interfaces with a PC through a LabJack UE9.
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
The board will satisfy the following requirements:
interface with the LabJack UE9 which is programmed from a PC Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Anaconda Python 3.6 to provide digital & analog input & output
provide drive capabilities for a large DC motor load running on at least +12VDC
provide suitable optical isolation between the LabJack and the load/board
provide motor direction and speed control
provide on-board safety controls using two momentary push buttons: one emergency stop switch which immediately stops the motor, and one reset switch which will enable resumption, provided the user also verifies a prompt from the program
the interface board is constructed on a finished Printed Circuit Board (PCB)
Optional characteristics may include the following:
continuous motor temperature measurement & display 2
interface with the LabJack UE9 which is programmed from a PC Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Anaconda Python 3.6 to provide digital & analog input & output
provide drive capabilities for a large DC motor load running on at least +12VDC
provide suitable optical isolation between the LabJack and the load/board
provide motor direction and speed control
provide on-board safety controls using two momentary push buttons: one emergency stop switch which immediately stops the motor, and one reset switch which will enable resumption, provided the user also verifies a prompt from the program
the interface board is constructed on a finished Printed Circuit Board (PCB)
Optional characteristics may include the following:
continuous motor temperature measurement & display 2