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  1. 電車ベクトル (Train Vector):

    Software post is now online. 3rd & final post about the current version 2.

    togo-lab.io/?p=243

    Job of the SW: Read 2 analogue inputs, averages signals, calibrates itself at startup, applies thresholds + hysteresis, remembers the last valid direction (using by a state machine) & switches the headlights accordingly.

    The optional functions are not in use. I want to wait until feedback from the train club testing this project.

    Link to the git:
    gitea.togo-lab.io/tgohle/0004-

  2. 電車ベクトル (Train Vector project): Hardware description:

    The main board reads the noisy motor signal of a brick-built model locomotive directly from the H-bridge controller, isolates and processes it & controls the headlights.

    There are also a future option board & a detachable test circuit (4 LEDs).

    Blog, describing the schematic & showing the PCB:
    togo-lab.io/?p=233

    Gitea (schematic, PCB):
    gitea.togo-lab.io/tgohle/0004-

  3. Finished my 電車ベクトル (Train Vector) project:

    A Arduino-based board will detect the driving direction of brick-built model locomotives directly from the noisy H-bridge motor controller & switches the headlights automatically.

    Sounds simple, but due signal noise, switching artefacts & inductive (reverse) spikes direction sensing is quite hard.

    Schematics, PCB, and firmware for beta (version2) finished & working.

    Three PCBs were built & tested & the first 2 boards are now handed over for real-life testing in a model railway club.

    Blog:
    togo-lab.io/?p=223

    Gitea (Schematic, PCB):
    gitea.togo-lab.io/tgohle/0004-

    #電車ベクトル #TrainVector #ToGoLab #BrickTrains #ModelRailway #Arduino #Electronics #projects

  4. Finished my 電車ベクトル (Train Vector) project:

    A Arduino-based board will detect the driving direction of brick-built model locomotives directly from the noisy H-bridge motor controller & switches the headlights automatically.

    Sounds simple, but due signal noise, switching artefacts & inductive (reverse) spikes direction sensing is quite hard.

    Schematics, PCB, and firmware for beta (version2) finished & working.

    Three PCBs were built & tested & the first 2 boards are now handed over for real-life testing in a model railway club.

    Blog:
    togo-lab.io/?p=223

    Gitea (Schematic, PCB):
    gitea.togo-lab.io/tgohle/0004-

    #電車ベクトル #TrainVector #ToGoLab #BrickTrains #ModelRailway #Arduino #Electronics #projects

  5. Finished my 電車ベクトル (Train Vector) project:

    A Arduino-based board will detect the driving direction of brick-built model locomotives directly from the noisy H-bridge motor controller & switches the headlights automatically.

    Sounds simple, but due signal noise, switching artefacts & inductive (reverse) spikes direction sensing is quite hard.

    Schematics, PCB, and firmware for beta (version2) finished & working.

    Three PCBs were built & tested & the first 2 boards are now handed over for real-life testing in a model railway club.

    Blog:
    togo-lab.io/?p=223

    Gitea (Schematic, PCB):
    gitea.togo-lab.io/tgohle/0004-

    #電車ベクトル #TrainVector #ToGoLab #BrickTrains #ModelRailway #Arduino #Electronics #projects

  6. Finished my 電車ベクトル (Train Vector) project:

    A Arduino-based board will detect the driving direction of brick-built model locomotives directly from the noisy H-bridge motor controller & switches the headlights automatically.

    Sounds simple, but due signal noise, switching artefacts & inductive (reverse) spikes direction sensing is quite hard.

    Schematics, PCB, and firmware for beta (version2) finished & working.

    Three PCBs were built & tested & the first 2 boards are now handed over for real-life testing in a model railway club.

    Blog:
    togo-lab.io/?p=223

    Gitea (Schematic, PCB):
    gitea.togo-lab.io/tgohle/0004-

    #電車ベクトル #TrainVector #ToGoLab #BrickTrains #ModelRailway #Arduino #Electronics #projects

  7. Finished my 電車ベクトル (Train Vector) project:

    A Arduino-based board will detect the driving direction of brick-built model locomotives directly from the noisy H-bridge motor controller & switches the headlights automatically.

    Sounds simple, but due signal noise, switching artefacts & inductive (reverse) spikes direction sensing is quite hard.

    Schematics, PCB, and firmware for beta (version2) finished & working.

    Three PCBs were built & tested & the first 2 boards are now handed over for real-life testing in a model railway club.

    Blog:
    togo-lab.io/?p=223

    Gitea (Schematic, PCB):
    gitea.togo-lab.io/tgohle/0004-