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5 | 7 | Luiz Fernando Lavado Villa | The single-phase project is an open-source power electronics technological suit consisting of a hardware, a firmware and a software parts. |
6 | These parts are used together, and their specifications are interdependent. |
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7 | For the sake of simplicity, each part will be presented independently in this wiki. |
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9 | h2. Hardware |
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11 | 7 | Luiz Fernando Lavado Villa | The hardware of the single-phase project consist of a 10cm by 10cm board which hosts five different blocks of electronics components. |
12 | Details on each block, their sizing and interconnections is given in the link below. |
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14 | 7 | Luiz Fernando Lavado Villa | * [[Hardware]] |
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16 | 1 | Luiz Fernando Lavado Villa | h2. Firmware |
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18 | 7 | Luiz Fernando Lavado Villa | The firmware of the single-phase project consists of a scheduler program coded in C and compatible with a ATMEL Mega328P micro-controller. |
19 | The program can be uploaded onto its micro-controller through a dedicated makefile, which is also provided. |
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20 | Details of the program are given in the link below. |
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22 | * [[Firmware]] |
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25 | 1 | Luiz Fernando Lavado Villa | h2. Software |
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27 | The Software of the single-phase project consists of a human-machine interface coded in Python and compatible with Linux. |
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28 | It can communicate with the Firmware through a communication protocol via an USB connection. |
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29 | Details of the Software are given in the link below. |
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31 | * [[Software]] |