WEEK ONE

In this blog, the year 2 project can be found, which is a magnetic levitation system.

Group member:
 Haonan.Xu, Ruoquan.Wang, Junhao.Zhang, Jian.Liu, Taikun.Wu

Process of week 1:
Firstly, the team searched the relevant principles on the Internet. After the discussion, the basic circuit design diagram had been designed. The five team members were divided into three groups in the laboratory. The first group took charge of connecting the circuits. The second group designed and built a frame structure that supported the electromagnet to perform a magnetic levitation test. The third group was responsible for writing the code to control the magnetism of the electromagnet and the operation of the Hall element. 
Before the end of the experiment, the work of each group was basically completed, and the connection and debugging work would start in the second week.





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