Mica Sensor Board Review - University of California, Berkeley
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The Mica Sensing Platform
Alec Woo
Jan 15th, 2002
NEST Retreat
Goal
Need a set of different sensors to support
A “mega” sensor board
common sensing applications
potential NEST specific applications
Flexibility to select what sensors to populate rather
than building many specialized sensor boards
Under the constraints of
Physical size, structure
“Pin” estate
Energy consumption
Cost
Outline
Goal
Board overview
Hardware Interface
Tour of individual components
Components
Selected sensors for the MICA sensor
platform
Photo (light) sensor
Temperature sensor
Microphone
Single Tone Sounder
2 Axis Accelerometer
2 Axis Magnetometer
Each module is independent
Board
Size
4-Layer Board
same dimension as the Mica board
make space for Mica’s switch and LEDs
with a ground plane
Top and bottom 51 pin connectors
Stay on the top of a stack of daughter cards
Device Placement
Microphone
Sounder
Magnetometer
1.25 in
Temperature
Sensor
Light
Sensor
2.25 in
Accelerometer
Hardware Interface
Mica PINS
PHOTO
SOUNDER
Mic
Signal
MICROPHONE
TEMP
Y Axis
X Axis
Tone
Intr
Gain Adjustment
MAGNETOMETER
ADC Signals (ADC1-ADC6)
On/Off Control
I2C Bus
Interrupt
Y Axis
X Axis
ACCELEROMETER
Outline
Goal
Board overview
Hardware Interface
Tour of individual components
Photo Sensor
Photoresistor
Clairex CL9P4L
Simple voltage divider design
INT1
PHOTO
ADC1
Temperature Sensor
2 options for thermistor
High Precision, less range
Low Precision, more range
YY14406
10kohm, +/- 0.2 Co, ranging 0-75Co
Expensive: $6/unit
ERT-J1VR103J
10kohm, 1Co accuracy, -40 to 125Co
$0.43/unit @1000
Voltage Divider Design
Microphone
Acoustic input with omni directional
microphone
Panasonic WM-62A
draws < 500uA
Flat frequency response from 100Hz to 5kHz
100Hz to 16kHz from spec
Amplification and Filtering
Pre Amp
mic_out
Fixed amplification of -56
Passive bandpass filters ~4.7mA for circuit prototype
Amp
Pre-amplifier (MAX 4466)
Passive RC
High pass and
Low pass filters
159Hz – 6.4kHz
+ microphone
Amplifier (MAX 4466)
Adjustable amplification from -5 to -56
Sounder
Now, we can make sound!
Great for tracking nodes, debugging,
application user interface, or ranging through
time of flight
Alternative design
Power amplifier with a generic speaker
Large energy consumption
Potential influence on magnetometer
Sounder
Piezoelectric single tone buzzer
Resonant at 4kHz +/- 0.5kHz
85dB sound pressure at 10cm
Circuitry + sounder draws ~2mA
Active Bandpass Filter
mic_out
Biquad Active Filter Circuitry
P. 278, The Art of Electronics
Tunable
Active
Bandpass
Filter
mic_bandpass_out
center frequency(fo) and bandpass bandwidth (BW)
Bandpass bandwidth determines quality of the filter
Center frequency can shift while bandpass bandwidth remains
the same
fo = 1/2RFC
BW = 1/2RBC
Default setting
Center frequency is 4kHz with 800Hz bandwidth
Detecting the Sounder’s Signal
National LMC567
Phase lock loop and adjustable amplitude threshold
support to detect tone
Adjustable tracking frequency
Track either the output of the microphone or
active bandpass filter
Detector’s Output
Raise an interrupt if tone is present
Phase lock loop filter can be sampled directly to
obtain information
estimate time of flight with time synchronized RF
signal
Accelerometer
Analog Devices ADXL202E
2 Axis, +/- 2g, at 2mg resolution
600uA current consumption
Two types of output
Raw analog output
Duty cycle output
Directly connected to Mica’s ADC channels
Not used but signals are fanned out to pads on board
$15/unit
Magnetometer
2 Axis Honeywell HMC1002
Range is +/-6 gauss (earth’s field +/-0.5 gauss)
27ugauss at 10Hz
Current consumption is ~5mA
2 stage amplification
29 * 41 = 1189
2 digital potentiometer to adjust 2nd stage
amplification to avoid railing on each axis
Amplifiers are not Rail-to-Rail (0.66V to 2.33V)
Pads on board to allow easy access to
demagnetize the chip
$20/unit
Further Information
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~awoo/micasb
Schematics
Layout
Gerber files
Bill of Materials
Delivery
30 boards on Feb 5th
Crossbow ready around March 1st
1) basic sensors
2) basic sensors + magnetometer + accelerometer
Signal and Power Interface
Sensors or
Actuators
Signal
Light
Temperature
ADC1
ADC1
Sounder
-
Microphone
PLL Signal
ADC2
ADC2
Tone Detector
INT3
Accelerometer
Magnetometer
ADC3,4
ADC5,6
Power
Control
INT1
INT2
PW2
MUX Setting
PW3
PW3
PW6 = 1
PW6 = 0
PW4
PW5