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    This document presents an internal guide on a digital dashboard project developed by students. It contains sections on the introduction, requirements, block diagram, main node, individual indicator nodes for speed, temperature, and fuel level, protocols used, advantages and disadvantages, applications, and conclusions. The digital dashboard uses an ATmega microcontroller and CAN/SPI protocols to connect sensor nodes to the main LCD display node and indicate real-time vehicle data like speed, temperature, and fuel levels. It provides an economical and easy to use alternative to traditional dashboards.

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    This document presents an internal guide on a digital dashboard project developed by students. It contains sections on the introduction, requirements, block diagram, main node, individual indicator nodes for speed, temperature, and fuel level, protocols used, advantages and disadvantages, applications, and conclusions. The digital dashboard uses an ATmega microcontroller and CAN/SPI protocols to connect sensor nodes to the main LCD display node and indicate real-time vehicle data like speed, temperature, and fuel levels. It provides an economical and easy to use alternative to traditional dashboards.

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    This document presents an internal guide on a digital dashboard project developed by students. It contains sections on the introduction, requirements, block diagram, main node, individual indicator nodes for speed, temperature, and fuel level, protocols used, advantages and disadvantages, applications, and conclusions. The digital dashboard uses an ATmega microcontroller and CAN/SPI protocols to connect sensor nodes to the main LCD display node and indicate real-time vehicle data like speed, temperature, and fuel levels. It provides an economical and easy to use alternative to traditional dashboards.

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    Final PPTTTT

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    This document presents an internal guide on a digital dashboard project developed by students. It contains sections on the introduction, requirements, block diagram, main node, individual indicator nodes for speed, temperature, and fuel level, protocols used, advantages and disadvantages, applications, and conclusions. The digital dashboard uses an ATmega microcontroller and CAN/SPI protocols to connect sensor nodes to the main LCD display node and indicate real-time vehicle data like speed, temperature, and fuel levels. It provides an economical and easy to use alternative to traditional dashboards.

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    Internal Guide: K.Ragini, M.Tech, Assoc prof.

    Presented by :
    T.Sruthi (07251A0459)
    M.Sai Nikhila Devi (07251A0430)
    G. Nikhita (07251A0467)
    CH.Niveditha (07251A0468)
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS
    G. NARAYANAMMA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE
    (For Women)
    1.Introduction
    2.Outlay and requisites
    3. Block diagram of digital dash board
    4. Main node
    5. Node 1 - speed control
    6. Node 2 - temperature indicator
    7. Node 3 - fuel levels indicator
    8.Protocols used in digital dashboard
    9. Advantages and Disadvantages
    10. Applications
    11.Conclusion
    12.References
    Hardware + Software
    Digital Dashboard is one of the primary
    applications of CAN protocol.
    MAIN NODE

    CAN BUS

    NODE 1 NODE 2 NODE 3


    Digital Dash Board
    Requirements

    Protocols Software
    Required Requirements

    Hardware Code
    CAN Requirements Conversion
    (controlled area AVR compiler
    network)

    SPI
    (serial peripheral
    interface)
    Hardware
    Requirements

    ATmega 16 Power Supply DC Motor

    MCP 2515 LCD


    Fuel gauge
    MCP2551 L239D
    LM35
    The LCD in the main node is used to display the values
    of all the three applications.
    •A liquid crystal display (LCD) is a thin, flat panel used for
    electronically displaying information
    •Only 4 data lines (DB4-DB7)are used for display in digital
    dash boards
    CAN H

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    D
    • It is synchronous serial communication protocol
    • Conceived by Motorola.
    • It supports full duplex communication .
    • It consists of the following signals:
    > SCK/SCLK- serial clock
    > MOSI- master-out slave-in
    > MISO-master-in slave-out
    > SS- slave select (chip select)
     CAN is a vehicle bus standard designed to allow
    microcontrollers and devise to communication with
    each other

     Developed by Robert Bosch in 1986.

     It is multi master broadcast serial bus


    ggstandard for connecting Electronic control units.

     Bit rate up to 1Mbps.

     Network length below 40mts.


    A CAN network consists of a number of CAN nodes which are
    linked via a physical transmission medium (CAN bus)
    CAN CONTROLLER

    MCP2515 hardware with a synchronous clock


    is used as CAN controller
    CAN controller is used as storage purpose.

    CAN TRANSCEIVER

    CAN transceiver handles the bus connection.


    It is always has two bus pins.
    • Economical and easily repairable.
    • Performs essential tasks with ease
    • Different ways of indicating speed of the
    ddautomobile
    • Innovative ideas to forewarn about the fuel levels
    ddin the vehicle and the heat generated in the engine.
    • Nowadays, the digital dashboard has been updated
    ddto store records and VIN number of the automobile
    ddto help in tracking the stolen automobile.
    • The data will be erased in case of an automobile
    ffcrash.
    • Rash handling like vandalism will completely
    hdestroy the instrument.
    • Improper replacements of nodes will effect the
    fmemory chip.
    • Irregulaties in power supply can destroy the
    ddashboard.
    AUTOMOBILES
    MARINE ELECTRONICS
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    • Dashboard is one of the prime component in many
    applications and thus its constant updation for simplicity
    will widen its range to other fields.
    • With the evolution of CAN protocol the designing of
    digital dashboards has become more efficient
    • CAN hardware has become so cheap and is integrated
    into so many microcontrollers, it's a design option well
    worth considering the next time you want to get your
    embedded systems talking to each other.
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