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pm:prj2025:eradu:daniel.afanasiuc [2025/05/25 02:34]
daniel.afanasiuc [Software Design]
pm:prj2025:eradu:daniel.afanasiuc [2025/05/25 04:13] (current)
daniel.afanasiuc [Resources]
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 ** Components **: ** Components **:
-   * Arduino -- Quantity: 1 -- Notes: Main Controller+   * Arduino ​Uno/Arduino 101 -- Quantity: 1 -- Notes: Main Controller
    * L298N Motor Driver Module -- Quantity: 1 -- Notes: Drives 2 DC motors    * L298N Motor Driver Module -- Quantity: 1 -- Notes: Drives 2 DC motors
    * DC Gear Motors (TT or N20) -- Quantity: 2 -- Notes: Drive rear wheels    * DC Gear Motors (TT or N20) -- Quantity: 2 -- Notes: Drive rear wheels
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 ** Electrical table **: ** Electrical table **:
 +| Component ​                  | Arduino Pin(s) ​                                             | Power                        | GND | Notes |                                                             
 +| **L298N Motor Driver** ​     | D5 (ENA), D8 (IN1), D12 (IN2), D11 (IN3), D10 (IN4), D6 (ENB), 5V (5V)  | 5V - 12V                     | GND | ENA/ENB for speed (PWM), IN1-4 for direction; `JPI` jumper off so 5V pin works as logic input |
 +| **DC Gear Motor 1 (Left)** ​ | Controlled via IN1, IN2 (L298N) ​                            | —                            | —   | Connect to OUT1, OUT2 on L298N                                    |
 +| **DC Gear Motor 2 (Right)** | Controlled via IN3, IN4 (L298N) ​                            | —                            | —   | Connect to OUT3, OUT4 on L298N                                    |
 +| **Ultrasonic Sensor Front-Right** | D2 (Trig), A0 (Echo) ​                                       | 5V                           | GND | Use voltage divider on Echo if Arduino 101 (3.3V logic) ​          |
 +| **Ultrasonic Sensor Front-Left** ​ | D3 (Trig), A1 (Echo) ​                                      | 5V                           | GND | Use voltage divider on Echo if Arduino 101 (3.3V logic) ​                                                                |
 +| **Ultrasonic Sensor Back-Left** ​ | D4 (Trig), A2 (Echo) ​                                      | 5V                           | GND | Use voltage divider on Echo if Arduino 101 (3.3V logic) ​                                                                |
 +| **Ultrasonic Sensor Back-Right** | D7 (Trig), A3 (Echo) ​                                       | 5V                           | GND | Use voltage divider on Echo if Arduino 101 (3.3V logic) ​                                                                |
 +| **Push Button** ​            | D9                                                         | 5V (pull-up) ​                | GND | Using INPUT_PULLUP ​                 |
 +| **Red LED**                 | A4                                                          | 5V (via 220Ω) ​               | GND | Status indicator ​                                                 |
 +| **Green LED**               | D13                                                          | 5V (via 220Ω) ​               | GND | Status indicator ​                                                 |
 +| **Battery (Motors)** ​       | —                                                           | 6V-12V to L298N `VCC`        | GND | Powers motors through L298N                                       |
 +| **Battery (Arduino)** ​      | Vin                                                           | 7.5V/​9V ​            | GND | Powers Arduino Uno or 101                                         |
 +| **Breadboard** ​             | —                                                           | —  | —   | —                                         |
  
  
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        * Determines whether parking is possible based on precise distance thresholds (≤10 cm) from front and back sensors.        * Determines whether parking is possible based on precise distance thresholds (≤10 cm) from front and back sensors.
        * Detects the end of an obstacle before initiating the turn.        * Detects the end of an obstacle before initiating the turn.
-       * Adjusts orientation using back sensor feedback ​and a direction function pointer for flexibility (left/​right). +       * Adjusts orientation using back sensor feedback.
-   * Modular design using function pointers: Uses a struct to pass in the turn direction (left or right) as a function, so the same ''​lateral_park''​ code works for both sides.+
    * LED-based feedback system: Provides user feedback via LEDs — green for successful parking, red for failure.    * LED-based feedback system: Provides user feedback via LEDs — green for successful parking, red for failure.
  
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 ===== Resources ===== ===== Resources =====
  
-<​note>​ +Github: [[https://​github.com/danielafanasiuc/​Self-parking-Car]]
-Listă cu documente, datasheet-uri,​ resurse Internet folosite, eventual grupate pe **Resurse Software** şi **Resurse Hardware**. +
-</note>+
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