Copier Jam Detector Design Problem

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Design Specifications Copier Jam Detector Design Problem Design Specifications Digital Electronics 2.5 Programmable Logic - Combinational As the paper passes through a copy machine, three photo sensors monitor its path. The photo sensors consist of a phototransistor paired with an incandescent lamp. Photo Sensor Design Specifications for the Copier Jam Detector Design Problem Incandescent Lamp Phototransistor Test fixture for the three photo sensors constructed with fischertechnik® components. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2009

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Introduction to Sensors and Motors: Copier Jam Detector

DMS-FT or DLB-FTFischertechnik®

© 2014 Project Lead The Way, Inc.Digital Electronics

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Design Specifications

As the paper passes through a copy machine, three photo sensors monitor its path. The photo sensors consist of a phototransistor paired with an incandescent lamp.

Phototransistor

Incandescent Lamp

Photo Sensor

Test fixture for the three photo sensors constructed with fischertechnik® components. 2

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Design Specifications

As the paper passes through a copy machine, three photo sensors monitor its path. The photo sensors consist of a phototransistor paired with an incandescent lamp.

Phototransistor

Incandescent Lamp

Photo Sensor

Test fixture for the three photo sensors constructed with fischertechnik® components. 3

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Design Specifications

When a paper breaks the light beam between a phototransistor and the incandescent lamp, the photo sensor outputs a logic one (1). When the beam is not broken (i.e., there is no paper), the photo sensor outputs a logic zero (0).

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Lamp

Photo-Transistor

Paper

Light

Paper = Logic 1 No Paper = Logic 0

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Design Specifications

When a paper jam occurs, an LED indicator light will turn on and a buzzer will sound.

The LED indicator will go off as soon as the jam is cleared.

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The buzzer should continue to sound until a Clear button is pressed. This last condition requires that the output controlling the buzzer be latched with a flip-flop.

JAM Signal

CLEAR Signal

BUZZER

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Design Specifications

Under normal operations, paper will pass through the sensors such that adjacent sensors will not simultaneously detect paper. If they detect paper, this indicates that a paper jam has occurred.

Shown are a few examples of both Jam and No Jam conditions.

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No Jam

Jam

Jam

No Jam

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Complete Block Diagram

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Assignment

Using the Circuit Design Software (CDS):• Design a Copier Jam Detector circuit that meets the

design specifications detailed.

• Make the appropriated pin assignments so that your design will work with the Digital Logic Board (DLB).

• Build and test your design. Verify that the circuit is working as designed. If it is not, review your design to identify your mistakes, make the necessary corrections, and retest.

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