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Theory of Operation and Hardware Design. Group 14: Brian Crone Matt Finn Samuel Oshin Yonatan Feleke. Review. Future Register Utilizes customer input to facilitate purchasing transactions in an fast-food style restaurant
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Theory of Operation and Hardware Design Group 14: Brian Crone Matt Finn Samuel Oshin Yonatan Feleke
Review • Future Register • Utilizes customer input to facilitate purchasing transactions in an fast-food style restaurant • Can communicate with a customer’s NFC-enabled cell phone to digitally transmit credit card information and receipts • Vendor will be able to customize the inventory through the user interface
PSSC Ability to customize the inventory via the user interface (Atom) Ability to recognize the NFC device, transmit customer’s credentials into hard drive, and also encrypt (µC) Ability to interface with a pressure sensor to detect the presence of a user (µC) Ability to display prompts to user through LCD (µC) Ability to aid cashier by highlighting menu choices while placing order with voice recognition (Atom)
Subsystems • Microcontroller • NFC Controller • Pressure Sensor • Small LCD Screen • Atom Board • LCD touch monitor • Microphone • WiFi
Microcontroller • dsPIC30F5011 • 2.5V – 5.5V • SPI • 12-bit ATD • GPIO
NFC Controller • PN532 • 13.56 MHz • 2.7V – 5.5V • 424 Kbits/s • NFCIP-1 Protocol • SPI up to 5 MHz
Pressure Sensor and LCD • Pressure Sensor: MPVZ5004GW7U • Produce up to 5V • Connect to analog pin on µC to produce 12-bit digital signal • LCD: C-51847NFJ-SLW-AND • Supply Voltage: 4.5V – 5.5V • GPIO Pins
Atom Board • Intel Atom Processor D510 • 12V DC Input • 2GB RAM • 40 GB SATA Hard Drive • Connect to µC via COM port • Utilize USB, VGA, and Microphone ports
Atom Board Peripherals • LCD Touch Monitor • VGA for graphics • USB for touch input • Separate power supply • Microphone • 3.5mm connector • WiFi • USB WiFi transceiver