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College of Instrumentation & Electrical Engineering, Jilin University Academic Practice “Six in One” Training Project English Proceedings 2013 (Second Half) CONTENTS Microcontroller-based mobile wireless charger design .........................................Ding Xiaoxu; Guo Baifu; Like 1 Pedestrian Dead Reckoning Device Design Based on STM32...................................................................................... ......................................................................................................... Luo Yin; Lu Hongzhou; Zhao Yu; Wang Jun 6 Transit Passenger Flow Statistics System design................................................ Xueyan hu; Lu bai; Xingzhi han 11 Design and Implementation of the full range of sub-control intelligent lighting system .............................................. .............................................................................................................................. Li Na; Zhang Tao; Ye Jiansong 15 Research on wireless synchronization device in superficial seismic exploration.......................................................... ......................................................................................... Zhang Lin-hang; Pei Li-ran; Sun Zi-chao; Wang Cong 19 The Research of Sphere Lifting Height Automatic Control System Based on Air Pressure Control ............................ .................................................................................................... Qian Chenghui; Shi Zhaomin; Kang Lili; Li Qi 25 The design of lowcost Vibroseis based on FPGA.........................Qian Chenghui1; Shi Zhaomin; Li qi; Xu qian 30 Design of Gravitational Acceleration Measuring Device Based on Balance Method ................................................... ..........................................................................................................................Qian Chenghui; Chen Changsong 36 A 3D scanning and laser ranging device based on Triangulation .................................................................................. ...............................................................................CHEN Hao; HAN Xing-Zhi; TANG Xiang-Mei; JIANG Tao 42 The Design and Implementation about attendance system used in campus classroom based on RFID technology...... ......................................................................................................................Li Jiaoyang; Wu Ziyu; Piao Guanyu 48 Intelligent Multifunctional lamp.............................................................Zhang Zhuo; Chen jie-yuan; Zhang Wei 54 XYZ three-axis stepper motor control system......................................................... NieYang; LiTengFei; LiuHui 58 The dormitory intelligent security alarm system based on GSM wireless communication........................................... ..........................................................................................................................JiaoLei; ZhaoYue; WangZhengyu 62 A post-disaster Detection Rescue Robot System Design............................................................................................... ................................................................................................. HU Rui-fan; WANG Hong-chao; PENG Yi-shuai 66 Development of early detection instrument for apnea syndrome ................. Xu Li-xia; Wang Gang; Lian Shi-bo 71 Design of nRF905-based Wireless Greenhouse for Environmental Parameters Detection and Transmission System . .....................................................................................................................YangShuXin; LiuYang; LengShuZhe 77 Wireless multi-point temperature and humidity detection system design based on nRF24L01 .................................... ...................................................................................................................... Wu Jindi; Song Qihan; Zhao Xiaoyi 81 The teaching auxiliary system based on the light cube.................................................................................................. ..........................................................................................................Xin Yi; Zhu Zhanshan; Chen Xu; Jiang Jian 85 Intelligent alarm system based on MMS ....................................................Zhang Yixuan; Zhou Xianze; Liu Yan 88 The calculation of mutual inductance of two polygons with multiturn coils at arbitrarily position .............................. ...........................................................................................................................................LiuYang; HeShengmin 92 Design and Realization of a Secondary Reclosing Microcomputer Device Remotely and Interactively Controlled I by PC ......................................................................................................................Han Si-yu; Wang Yu; Ma Jing 97 The Design and Implementation of Electromagnetic Radiation Detector ..................................................................... ...............................................................................................................Wang Di; Ren Tian-ming; Jiang Ming-jie 105 The manufacture and simulation for electromagnetical damping of fiber detector ....................................................... ....................................................................................................................... Jiang Ransong; Zhou Rui; Xue Bixi 109 Intelligent House Leakage Detection and Alarm System .............................................................................................. .................................................................................................Li Suyi; Wang Duoqiang; Bai Yang; Zhang Weijie 121 Office computer displayer of electromagnetic radiation measure and alarm system..................................................... ....................................................................................................... Yuan Guiyang; Shen Chunyang; Liu Gucheng 127 The Multi-frequency Signal Generating Technology for the Shallow Surface Detection ............................................. ....................................................................................Liu Chang-sheng; Kang Pan; Xia Zheng-yang; Zheng Wei 131 Fuzzy control based on ultrasonic ranging parking system model design..................................................................... ............................................................................QIAN Cheng-hui; FU yu-jing; MIAO Hong-song; KANG-ning 137 II Ding Xiaoxu etc.: Microcontroller-ba sed mobile wireless charger design Microcontroller-based mobile wireless charger design Ding Xiaoxu; Guo Baifu; Like (Jilin University of Instrument Science and Electrical Engineering, Changchun 130012) Abstract—In order to adapt to the wireless charging of implantable medical devices, sensors, municipal transportation and other aspects of the application, Change the current electronic charging interface incompatibilities. The design uses a low-power microcontroller STC12C5A60S2 energy transfer charger as a wireless monitoring and control core，based on the principle of electromagnetic induction, through energy coupling coil, to achieve energy transfer, the current control, voltage control, achieve transmission distance 5cm, the voltage reaches 5V, 0.5A current steady power supply, after the prompt is given full power and full automatically stop charging。Charging voltage and charging current display with low power LCD1602.System has a wireless charging, energy transfer effect is good, low cost, no wiring, easy to carry and other advantages, has a broad application prospects. Keywords—STC12C5A60S2 MCU intelligent wireless charging distance can reach 5-10cm, voltage 5V, 0.5A current FOREWORD stable charging. Has simple, wireless transmission distance is long, low-cost advantage. In the design of PHONE needs the corresponding charger, most single chip microcomputer and LCD power chargers can not be universal and compatible portable consumption is more, lead to the problem of lower wired charger and charge the user is not easy. So a no charging current, so use low-power chips and liquid charger charging technology to be developed. Nokia crystal display, the charging current can be improved. 920 handset with a wireless charging technology, using electromagnetic induction principle, sending and 1 THE HARDWARE SYSTEM DESIGN receiving end have a coil, transmitter coil is connected wired power generating electromagnetic signals, The wireless charging system design using Receiver coil induction sending electromagnetic electromagnetic induction principle, the use of coil signals to generate current to the battery. But Nokia coupling to transfer energy. Due to the wireless 920 wireless charging, you need to put the transmission of power voltage with energy sending corresponding wireless charging plate, once more than unit and receiving unit coupling coil spacing D may 2 cm can not be charged, and the production process is change in the test, lead to different charging voltage complicated, expensive, visible increase the change of distance, design considerations for safety, so transmission distance is a wireless charging charging ways on the choice of constant voltage technology should pay attention to the issue. This charging scheme. On the device select select has a design uses the same principle of electromagnetic variety of power saving
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