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Design of Mechatronic Systems

Prof. Prasanna Gandhi · IIT Bombay

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About

This course is geared towards developing skills of candidates towards conceiving new mechatronics products based on raw ideas and develop them. The course focuses on hands-on experience along with a project, and offers a lot of practical tips to make theory work in practice. Furthermore, the course catalyzes integrated thinking in mechanical and electronics domain, which is crucial to successful product design and development.

INTENDED AUDIENCE :PG students, Research Scholars, Final year UG students, faculty teaching mechatronics, Professionals from automation industry,

PRE-REQUISITES : Background of programming of microprocessor, A course in classical automatic control. Basics of mechanics kinematics and dynamics of planar motion.

INDUSTRY SUPPORT :Larsen & Toubro, Eaton, John Deer, other companies in the area of mechatronics products.

Lectures

Week 1

  1. Introduction YouTube
  2. Elements of Mechatronic Systems – Part I YouTube
  3. Elements of Mechatronic Systems - Part II YouTube
  4. Elements of Mechatronic Systems - Part III YouTube

Week 2

  1. CD-ROM Part I YouTube
  2. CD-ROM Part II YouTube
  3. CD-ROM Part III YouTube
  4. Scanner YouTube

Week 3

  1. Integrated Mechanical-Electronics Philosophy – Part I YouTube
  2. Integrated Mechanical-Electronics Philosophy – Part II YouTube
  3. Smart Sensors Concept YouTube
  4. Compliant Mechanisms YouTube

Week 4

  1. Microprocessor Building Blocks I- Combinational Circuits YouTube
  2. Microprocessor Building Blocks II - Sequential Circuits YouTube
  3. Microprocessor Memory and Addressing YouTube
  4. Timing and control unit: Primitive Microprocessor YouTube

Week 5

  1. Microcontroller Architecture I YouTube
  2. Microcontroller Architecture II YouTube
  3. Microcontroller Programming Philosophy YouTube
  4. Hardware Interfaces YouTube

Week 6

  1. Interfacing Actuator using PWM in Tiva Microcontroller YouTube
  2. Interfacing Encoder using QEI in Tiva Launchpad + ISR YouTube
  3. Mathematical Modelling: Overview and Context YouTube

Week 7

  1. Modelling Friction in a System YouTube
  2. Modelling DC Motor with loads YouTube
  3. Lagrange formulation fundamentals YouTube
  4. Lagrange formulation examples YouTube

Week 8

  1. Control formulation: Regulation and Tracking YouTube
  2. Dynamics: 2-R Manipulator YouTube
  3. Fundamentals of Simulation of dynamics using MATLAB YouTube
  4. Selection of Sensors and Actuators - Part I YouTube
  5. Selection of Sensors and Actuators – Part II YouTube

Week 9

  1. Concept of feedback YouTube
  2. Closed loop control implementation in microcontroller YouTube
  3. Mathematical representations of systems for control YouTube
  4. Control design for linear systems YouTube

Week 10

  1. Application of control design for linear systems YouTube
  2. Mathematical Preliminaries- Nonlinear Control YouTube
  3. Fundamentals of Lyapunov theory YouTube
  4. Application of Lyapunov stability analysis YouTube

Week 11

  1. Trajectory tracking controller: Robotic system YouTube
  2. Fundamentals of sampling YouTube
  3. Shannon sampling theorem and signal reconstruction YouTube
  4. Signal processing YouTube

Week 12

  1. Digital system representation and filters for mechatronics YouTube
  2. Case study: Development of 3D microprinting system YouTube
  3. Case study: 3D microprinting via Bulk lithography YouTube
  4. Case study: Hele-Shaw system for novel fabrication YouTube

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Bombay
Department
Mechanical Engineering
Teacher
Prof. Prasanna Gandhi
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Engineering
Source
NPTEL
Licence
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